Supply chain complexity is at a breaking point: 75% of leaders need 3-10 systems for basic decisions, and 58% of billion-dollar companies struggle with critical blind spots. Read the report to learn what top performers are doing differently. 

Getting closer to customers has become a major priority for manufacturers that are looking to reduce transportation costs and delivery times. Expectations for faster delivery have risen thanks to the “Amazon effect.” Add in disruptions from recent years — the pandemic, geopolitical instability, extreme weather, trade issues, labor unrest — and you have a mandate for the increasing realignment of supply chains, production and sourcing. 

It's increasingly critical for supply chain-reliant companies to protect their goods in transit, and maintain operational resilience in order to meet customer expectations.

According to Canada, the new Ontario distribution center will be the company's "most advanced facility" in the country.

As older fleet managers and planners retire, the new generation replacing them is turning to digital solutions to navigate an increasingly complex market environment.

The rapid expansion of e-commerce has highlighted a significant disparity in delivery speeds between urban and rural areas.

Of all the many links that make up a global supply chain, drayage is among the most challenging to perform efficiently and profitably.