Time for a Checkup! Everyone knows how important it is to pay close attention to their personal health. Health guidelines will tell us that we need to have a physical once a year, see a dentist every six months, or to start having specific tests done once you reach a certain age. Failure to abide […]
In today’s fiercely competitive business environment, supply chain executives are leaning heavily on technology to secure a competitive advantage. Yet, a recent PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PWC) survey underscores a substantial disparity between anticipated and actual outcomes from technology investments. 69% of operations and supply chain officers say tech investments haven’t fully delivered expected results 37% say their […]
As businesses brace for ongoing shifts in the shipping industry, recent announcements from FedEx and UPS regarding upcoming surcharges for deliveries in specific ZIP codes have sparked concerns and raised questions about navigating these changes effectively. Let’s delve into the details of these surcharge updates and their implications for your business. Key Takeaways: FedEx and […]
I recently got fired up when I read a post from a Transportation Professional on LinkedIn that detailed how he felt that it was not a great idea for a company to engage with a Parcel/Freight consulting company for assistance with carrier contract negotiation. The message the post attempted to deliver was that it’s not […]
Exploring the Impact of UPS and FedEx Financial Challenges and Unveiling New Avenues for Shippers Back in October, we released a blog which described why conditions in the Parcel market made it attractive for shippers to renegotiate their Parcel agreements. At that time, both UPS and FedEx were pushing to increase volumes in their networks […]
Prepare for Impact First of all, Happy New Year to all of our clients and followers. We wish you all great success and prosperity in 2024! At this point, the General Rate Increases announced by Parcel Carriers are a distant memory for many. Most shippers, especially retailers, were too busy to think about rates and […]
