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Category: Technology
46 ResultsELD Phase-In Keeps Trucks on the Road: Citations Begin December 18
The CVSA announced recently that it will phase in the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Mandate that takes effect on December 18, 2017. Instead of putting non-compliant trucks out of service, inspectors will issue citations to drivers who have compliant paper log books but don’t have a valid ELD.
Read MoreStill Need to Buy ELDs? 6 Key Steps to the Best Choice
Still need to purchase ELDs? Committing to making an informed decision now will help you avoid costly mistakes and rework in the future. Here are six steps for choosing the right devices for your fleet.
Read MoreBack to the Future: My 2014 Supply Chain Predictions, Revisited
Back in 2014, LoadDelivered CEO Robert Nathan wrote an article for Material Handling & Logistics about our role in building tomorrow’s supply chain. Let's hop in the DeLorean to revisit his predictions and look at where we are today.
Read MoreThe Amazon & Whole Foods Deal: A Marriage of More than Convenience
Last month, Amazon announced its intent to buy Whole Foods Markets for $13.7 billion, generating a lot of buzz about what’s to come—from expanding Amazon Fresh and competing with Walmart’s grocery pick-ups to leveraging new technologies that can make food shopping online routine.
Read MoreBlockchain May Be the Future of Food Safety
Blockchain is a tech buzzword that many don’t fully understand, but it’s time for shippers to read up on the topic as it could soon redefine the way food is tracked and traced through the supply chain.
Read MoreCompete in the EFT Disrupt Logistics Hackathon
On June 15, 2017, EFT will host their second annual Disrupt Logistics Hackathon as part of their 3PL & Supply Chain Summit in Chicago.
Read More5 Ways to Leverage the “Amazon Effect” in Logistics
The Amazon Effect continues to transform logistics in 2017. Consumers want fast and free shipping, 100 percent order accuracy, a wide variety of product choices, omnichannel shopping, and more. Here are 5 ways to keep up.
Read MoreHow to Successfully Recruit Millennial Truck Drivers
Recruiters from trucking companies are shifting away from trying to attract seasoned drivers, in favor of recruiting millennials to fill their cab seats. Here are 6 creative tactics to help you in your talent search.
Read MoreSupply Chain Trends: 3 Expensive Reasons You Need Better Visibility
Once perceived as a basic capability that allows shippers to track and trace freight loads, the emerging definition is quickly becoming far more. Smart companies are now pushing boundaries with new tools that allow predictive decision-making and proactive problem-solving, yielding an end-to-end supply chain view that solves problems before they can start.
Read More5 Key Takeaways from the Food Shippers of America 2017 Conference
The Food Shippers of America Annual Logistics Conference is a great opportunity to learn about the trends, regulatory issues, and technological developments impacting the industry at large. LoadDelivered CEO, Robert Nathan, shares his five key takeaways from the conference.
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