UPS Offering Free 'Net Access
Looking to expand its electronic business, United Parcel Service is offering customers free Internet connections to its shipping and information Web sites.
Comdata Agrees to Settle FTC Antitrust Complaint
Comdata, the leader in the trucking fuel-card business, has settled a complaint by the Federal Trade Commission by agreeing to license its card-processing system to its competitors.
Falling Tech Costs May Help Carriers
More small companies are gaining access to relatively high-tech information systems as the associated costs come down, with some systems at about one-tenth the cost of five years ago.
Information Technology Passes Small Fleets By
Many small trucking companies are in a bind when it comes to information technology: They like it, and they think it can help them do their jobs, but it’s often out of their price range.
Falling Costs May Bring High-Tech Services Within Reach of Small Firms
More small companies are gaining access to relatively high-tech information systems as the associated costs come down. For example, companies now can set up advanced communications on the Internet at about one-tenth the cost of five years ago.
If Web Sites Are Right, Where Are the Small Carriers?
For many smaller trucking companies, getting on the information highway is a slow process, but experts say these firms will need to develop a Web presence soon if they hope to survive.
McLeod Cuts Charges for EDI Service
Anticipating a plummeting market rate for electronic data interchange, Tom McLeod Software is slashing by 50% the transaction fee for customers who use Kleinschmidt Inc.’s value-added network.
Experts: Small Carriers Need The Web
For many smaller trucking companies, getting on the information highway is a slow process, but experts say these firms will need to develop a Web presence soon if they hope to survive.
IT Passes Small Fleets By
Many small trucking companies are in a bind when it comes to information technology: They like it, and they think it can help them do their jobs, but it’s often out of their price range.
Evacuation, Safety Measures for Floyd Force Shutdowns on Eastern Seaboard
Freight movement in the southeastern United States ground to a halt last week as a massive hurricane bobbed and weaved up the Eastern Seaboard, threatening to hammer towns from South Florida to North Carolina.