Council Faces Not Being Under ATA Umbrella
The Information Technology and Logistics Council is preparing for what members say will be a great conference even as staff members pack boxes and prepare to close up shop.
I2 Gets Into Internet Logistics Game With Partners
I2Technologies, a big player in setting up Internet trading sites, announced the formation of a marketplace for transportation.
I2 Jumps Into Internet Logistics Game
I2Technologies, a big player in setting up Internet trading sites, announced the formation of Freightmatrix, a marketplace for transportation.
Trucking Protesters Courted by Two Groups
Fewer than 150 truckers pulled into Washington, D.C., March 16, to protest a number of ills plaguing owner-operators. And when they arrived, they found two groups engaged in a cat fight to represent them.
Online Logistics Firm Hires Big Gun from Schneider
Logistics.com served notice to carriers and shippers by hiring Schneider National’s former chief operating officer as its president, that it plans for its software products to dominate the digital transportation market.
No Progress, But Overnite, Teamsters To Meet Again
Overnite Transportation and the Teamsters union scheduled five days of negotiating sessions in the next month, even after both sides reported no progress in two days of meetings last week.
Logistics.com Hires Schneider COO
Logistics.com served notice to carriers and shippers by hiring Schneider National’s former chief operating officer as its president, that it plans for its software products to dominate the digital transportation market.
Overnite, Teamsters to Meet Again
Overnite Transportation and the Teamsters union scheduled five days of negotiating sessions in the next month, even after both sides reported no progress in two days of meetings last week.
Internet Spawns ‘Non-Asset Based’ Freight Middlemen
Companies that do nothing more than match shippers with carriers on the Internet are springing up to meet electronic commerce demands, wring inefficiency out of freight transportation and make money.
Scientists May Build Better Trucks Atom by Atom
At the crossroads of chemistry, physics and engineering exists a science that seems right out of Stanley Kubrick’s movie “2001: A Space Odyssey.” But this is not science fiction or alchemy. It is nanoscience.