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Convoy officials said that this initiative is focused on helping freight brokers on various fronts, including: automating the brokerage process, controlling costs, and accessing elastic capacity from more than 400,000 connected trucks via its Convoy for Brokers tool, which enables brokerages to post loads directly to its digital freight network, access our elastic capacity, and expand their carrier base while maintaining their relationships with shippers and carriers and ensuring the privacy of their data.

Mercury Gate officials said that bringing Cheetah into the fold will enable the company to extend its TMS platform in order to deliver a last mile, parcel, and less-than-truckload (LTL) offering—and an enhanced fleet management capability—able to adapt, automate, and communicate real-time movements.

SaaS-based transportation management system (TMS) provider MercuryGate International Inc. and Uber Freight, a subsidiary of the ubiquitous, ride-sharing service Uber, whose proprietary app matches trucking companies with loads to haul, have formed a partnership in which Uber Freight’s extensive carrier network is now available on the MercuryGate platform.

Austin, Texas-based Convey, a provider of delivery experience management software that helps shippers connect disparate data and processes from parcel to freight in the last mile, and Cary, N.C.-based SaaS-based transportation management system (TMS) provider MercuryGate International Inc. said this week they are formally collaborating on what they called a partnership and technology integration expected to be made available in June.

The transportation management systems market is growing right along with the number of challenges that shippers face in today’s hectic freight transportation environment.

The transportation management systems market is growing right along with the number of challenges that shippers face in today’s hectic freight transportation environment.

The company has long enjoyed a reputation as one of the most well rounded TMS providers, with a varied customer base comprised of shippers, 3PLs, freight forwarders, freight brokers, and carriers.

Focused on low upfront costs, quick deployment models and less need for internal IT support, companies are turning to the Cloud to manage their end-to-end supply chains.

This guide takes you through the seven steps for selecting the right TMS for your business - you’ll get insights and suggestions from those who recently purchased their own TMS, as well as industry experts so that you can narrow your search and find the TMS that solves your supply chain challenges.

“March Madness” is in full swing in college basketball and some industry analysts might also use a similar term to describe the current transportation environment “Rate Madness”.

MercuryGate announced that it has been named a Challenger in the Gartner, Inc. Magic Quadrant for Transportation Management Systems.

There is clear evidence that Supply Chain Execution systems are valuable in today’s complex supply chain environments.

The December 2017 mandate for electronic logging devices (ELDs) has come and gone, despite last-minute efforts by special interest groups to stop the rule from going into effect. So, now that the dust has settled, is it business as usual? Not totally.

A TMS is a powerful tool for reducing freight costs, but reducing costs at the expense of service is not an option.

A couple of years ago, we set out on a new project to redesign our user interface with the goal of setting a new standard by which all TMS user interfaces would be measured against.