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A Multibillion-Dollar Supply Chain Market Growing at a Double Digit Rate that Nobody Knows About

Logistics Viewpoints

Third-party data – One example of the advantage of this category concerns third-party forecast data. Network analytics – A good example of this occurs with public cloud transportation management systems (TMS). In a TMS, a shipper tenders to a carrier for a lane. This eliminates “he said, she said” type arguments.

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Building the Business Case for a TMS

Talking Logistics

In a past episode of Talking Logistics , Nicholas Carretta, President at UltraShipTMS (a Talking Logistics sponsor), discussed some of the barriers companies face in implementing a transportation management system (TMS), and “building the business case” was one of the main challenges he talked about. Load building utilization.

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TMS Optimization: Transitioning from “Nice to Have” to “Must Have”

Talking Logistics

Jim explains that market forces are often what drives companies to move “nice to have” capabilities into the “must have” category. Then post a comment and share your perspective on this topic! The post TMS Optimization: Transitioning from “Nice to Have” to “Must Have” appeared first on Talking Logistics with Adrian Gonzalez.

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Guess Who Announced New Transportation Management Software (TMS) Functionality Yesterday

Talking Logistics

If I ask you to guess who announced new transportation management software (TMS) functionality yesterday, who would you guess? My bet is that you would name a software company, perhaps a best-of-breed TMS vendor like some of our sponsors, but the right answer is actually a third-party logistics provider. Yes, a 3PL.

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This Week in Logistics News (February 24-28, 2014)

Talking Logistics

It’s been almost a year since 3Gtms merged with Transite and set out to “build a third-generation TMS to satisfy the needs of the small and middle markets that do not need the extreme complexity of features found in today’s TMS systems, but require a more user-friendly, streamlined TMS that is highly flexible and delivers a faster time to value.”

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What Do Shippers Want? The Right Mix of Technology, Managed Services, and Advice

Talking Logistics

The boxes and labels of yesterday are giving way to a single amorphous category: “Providers of Supply Chain Software and Services.”. As the lines continue to blur between what is a 3PL, a TMS vendor, and a consultant, more and more 3PLs will be forced to revisit their business models and go-to-market strategies.

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This Week in Logistics News (September 8-12, 2014)

Talking Logistics

Deliverable products will be listed in a special category, ‘Free One Hour Delivery With Uber,’ within the app.”. Last month, when Uber announced its API, I wondered aloud if Uber would become a value-added feature of a transportation management system (TMS). More on this topic in a future post. Finally, C.H.