With the lasting impacts of the pandemic, geopolitical developments such as Brexit and U.S.-China relations, trade agreements like USMCA, import/export restrictions and so much more that has happened in the last year, it may be some time before the supply chain is back to normal. But, with much of the past year’s uncertainty behind us, it’s time to focus on navigating the supply chains of the future. Join us as we explore how to make disruptions a thing of the past and look at emerging trends and data to show what we can expect.
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In this Domestic Supply Keynote, Jared Weisfeld, chief strategy officer at RXO joins us to discuss the domestic supply chain outlook for 2024, examine consumer impacts from higher interest rates and tight credit, and outline a gameplan for when the freight cycle swings.
Walter (Mitch) Mitchell, CEO at Tai Software sits down with FreightWaves’ Mary O’Connell to answer the ultimate question: “Build or buy a TMS?” Mitch breaks down the pros and cons of each side and factors that are crucial to knowing what the right answer should be.
Antwan Banks, NMFTA's Director of Enterprise Security, highlights the evolving cyber threat landscape in the supply chain industry, identifying vulnerabilities and discussing reasons for increased susceptibility. The chat emphasizes NMFTA's ongoing initiatives to bolster cybersecurity, concluding with practical guidance for supply chain participants and the organization's resources for informed decision-making.
In this fireside chat Brent Hutto, Chief Relationship Officer with Truckstop joins us to talk about freight market conditions, state of capacity, and what issues are impacting the marketplace moving into 2024.
Kaylee Nix talks to Anoop Mohandas from Crowley about the role AI will play in supply chain as the technology continues to develop.
Anthony Smith and Henrik Bergsager dive into the future of warehousing and how AI will level the playing field for small and medium players.
Making metal move with Turvo. How Technology helps with inventory, logistics, and ultimately profits while amplifying customer experience.
Brian Rafferty, Director of Brokerage at Capacity & Service Solutions sits down with FreightWaves’ Mary O’Connell to break down what the future looks like for 3PLs in 2024 and the importance of planning for the unexpected.
In this fireside chat, Todd Fowler, director of strategic partnerships at Autotech Ventures, describes the dynamic landscape of transportation and logistics technologies that captivate investors today. The conversation spans Fowler’s areas of interest while shedding light on trends that hold promise for the future of the industry. Fowler also provides valuable insights and highlights the common denominators among successful portfolio companies.
In this fireside chat, Mike Branch, vice president of data & analytics at Geotab, joins us to talk about Generative AI and its possible impacts on the domestic supply chain.
Kaylee Nix sits down with Dr. Alex Scott from UT Knoxville to talk about the difficulties that come with measuring your emissions and what needs to change for companies to get to net zero
Join Wabash's VP of Sales as they explore the dynamic trailer market of 2023, highlighting the strategic role of trailers in transportation. Learn about Wabash's impactful Trailers-as-a-Service platform and the recent expansion through a partnership with Fernweh Group. Gain insights into 2024's challenges and opportunities, concluding with a forward-looking perspective on the evolving landscape for carriers, brokers, and shippers.
Matt Gloeb and Anthony Smith discuss the importance of partnerships and what is needed to bring continued sustainability and innovation to the rail industry
Casey Armstrong, chief marketing officer at ShipBob, and FreightWaves' Tony Mulvey dive into the recent Black Friday shopping holiday and how e-commerce shopping has evolved over recent years. The discussion will look into the future of outsourced fulfillment, allowing for brands to focus on product development and sales and marketing of their core business, while eliminating chokepoints in the fulfillment process.