Robert Bowman

<p>Jagadish Turimella, chief operating officer and co-founder of GEP, offers some best practices that companies can adopt for ensuring that their supply chains are prioritizing sustainability.</p>

<p>Rich Kilmer, chief executive officer of CargoSense, brings us up to date on the technology that enables shipment visibility — including the internet of things and digital twins — and what shippers are really looking for in that department.</p>

<p>Setting out on the journey to digitize your supply chain? It’s a long and winding road.</p>

<p>Appointment scheduling in logistics has long been a manual process, prone to error and miscommunication. Thanks to automation, that’s changing, says Tom Curee, president of Qued.</p>

<p>A California law that sought to reclassify certain independent contractors as full-time employees is nearly four years old, but the controversy over the definition of what constitutes a “gig” worker in the transportation industry is far from over.</p>

<p>Alan Minton, chief revenue officer with Banyan Technology, discusses shipment volume and price, environmental concerns, artificial intelligence and visibility.</p>

<p>Today’s procurement organization is scarcely recognizable from what it used to be.</p>

<p>Richard Thompson, international director of supply chain and logistics solutions with JLL, reviews the major changes that are occurring in supply chain network strategy in the post-COVID era.</p>

<p>Anshu Prasad, co-founder and chief executive officer of Leaf Logistics, explains why the freight business is caught in an endless cycle of boom and bust. </p>

<p>Parcel customers are moving away from a sole focus on speed of delivery to a concern about price, and carriers must respond by controlling their costs, says Dave Loonam, senior vice president of sales with DHL eCommerce.</p>