1Q Shipments Up, Margins Shrink; Contract Rates Weaken, TIA Says
Freight brokers reported that shipments and revenue increased in the first quarter compared with a year ago, but margins declined due to a tight pricing environment, according to the Transportation Intermediaries Association.
3PLs Tout Technology as Tool to Build Relationships in Supply Chain
LAS VEGAS — As technology makes communication easier and provides real-time data quickly, third-party logistics providers are emphasizing the need to use the information to build stronger relationships with shippers and motor carriers, according to panelists at the 2017 Transportation Intermediaries Association Capital Ideas Conference.
England Logistics President Beardall Begins Tenure as TIA Chairman
LAS VEGAS — England Logistics President Jason Beardall has officially begun his tenure as chairman of the Transportation Intermediaries Association, following the 2017 TIA Capital Ideas Conference.
TIA Honors Five for Industry Contribution
LAS VEGAS — The Transportation Intermediaries Association honored five people for their contributions to transportation and logistics and the larger community at its conference on April 7.
TIA Says Loads, Revenue Up on Truckload, Intermodal Strength
Freight shipments increased 9.2% in the fourth quarter year-over-year, and 3.7% sequentially, as truckload capacity tightened, intermodal activity picked up and less-than-truckload business remained flat, according to the Transportation Intermediaries Association and industry executives.
Profit Margins Improve Year-Over-Year in Second Quarter, TIA Report Shows
The Transportation Intermediaries Association has released a second-quarter report that shows improved profit margins year-over-year and a slight decline from the quarter.
August 26, 2016Use of Technology, Faster Deliveries Offer 3PLs Path to Grow, TIA Says
SAN ANTONIO — Despite a number of continued regulatory concerns, freight brokers and logistics companies have the ability to expand their businesses through better use of technology and by participating in the growing demand for faster delivery of goods purchased online, officials of the Transportation Intermediaries Association said.
Technology, Speed Key to Business Growth, Say TIA Leaders
SAN ANTONIO — Despite a number of continued regulatory concerns, freight brokers and logistics companies have the ability to expand their businesses through better use of technology and by participating in the growing demand for faster delivery of goods purchased online, said officials of the Transportation Intermediaries Association.
Fourth-Quarter Profit Margin Improves for Brokers, TIA Says
The Transportation Intermediaries Association’s fourth-quarter business activity report showed continued improvement in brokers’ profit margin on a year-over-year basis.
February 29, 2016TIA Set to Discuss Regulations, Consolidation as Acquisitions Reshape Brokerage Industry
When the Transportation Intermediaries Association meeting begins April 9, freight brokerage and logistics executives will face a blend of new developments such as accelerating industry consolidation and familiar legislative, regulatory and customer-related issues.
March 31, 2014