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Presence of Uber Freight and Other Players Raises the Stakes for Truckload Brokerage
July 1, 2017
Uber Freight, and other similar freight services, really has the potential to serve as a true disruptive influence sector in the world of truckload brokerage, creating a ripple effect of sorts.
Trucking Tech Getting Serious Investor Interest
June 21, 2017
Investment in trucking startups reached a record high in 2016, with 55 deals worth over $750M in aggregate, and deal sizes are up and total funding is on track to surpass 2016.
2017 Commercial Transportation Trends
June 20, 2017
As the transportation and logistics industry morphs, traditional rivals will no longer be the sole or even the most threatening competition, incumbents must adapt to keep up with their customers.
Uber Fires Self-Driving Vehicle Engineer Anthony Levandowski amid Legal Battle with Google
May 30, 2017
Uber has fired the head of its self-driving vehicle unit, Anthony Levandowski, amid the continuing fallout from the engineer’s alleged theft of trade secrets from his former employer, Google.
PwC reports mixed Q1 transportation and logistics deal activity
May 9, 2017
In its “Global Transportation and Logistics M&A Deal Insights 2017,” report PwC noted that total first quarter deal value at $18.2 billion was down 38 percent compared to the first quarter of 2016 and was up 2 percent compared to the fourth quarter of 2016. There were 63 transportation and logistics deals in the first quarter, which was up 26 percent annually and down 9 percent compared to the fourth quarter.
Disrupting the $8 Trillion Logistics Industry
March 30, 2017
Turvo announced the launch of its revolutionary "collaborative logistics" platform that empowers shippers, brokers and carriers to work together in real-time across the entire supply chain, the first real-time collaborative logistics platform that connects anyone, anywhere to move things.
Shifting Patterns - The Future of the Logistics Industry
March 30, 2017
In this paper we discuss four key areas of disruption transportation and logistics companies need to focus on now, including new technology, new market entrants, new customer expectations, and new business models.
How Fintech Is Shaping Financial Services
March 27, 2017
FinTech is a dynamic segment at the intersection of the financial services and technology sectors, this report assesses the rise of new technologies in the financial services sector, the potential impact of FinTech on market players and their attitudes to the latest technological developments.
How Blockchain Can Restore Trust in Global Trade
March 26, 2017
During a time when transparency matters more than ever, enter blockchain, blockchain has the potential to become the new gold standard of business and trade, but first, all nations need to accept the new technology.
Making Drones Safer By Crashing Into Dummies
March 10, 2017
As drones become more commonplace, the risk of physical harm from an unskilled pilot or out-of-control copter increase, so researchers at Virginia Tech are finding out how to make these machines safer, with help from a bunch of dummies, of course.
CEO Viewpoint: The Transformation of Retail
February 23, 2017
For JDA’s fourth annual Retail CEO Survey, we asked more than 350 retail and consumer goods CEOs from the world’s largest and smallest players, across different segments in both mature and emerging markets around the world to share their views of the key trends shaping their business.
UPS Drone Meets UPS Delivery Truck
February 22, 2017
UPS has announced that it has successfully tested a drone that launches from the top of a UPS package car, autonomously delivers a package to a home and then returns to the vehicle while the delivery driver continues along the route to make a separate delivery.
Making the Right Risk Decisions to Strengthen Operations Performance
February 13, 2017
The Global Supply Chain and Risk Management Survey is a study of the supply chain operations and risk management approaches of 209 companies with a global footprint. As globally operating organisations, they are exposed to high risk scenarios ranging from controllable risks, such as raw material price fluctuation, currency fluctuation, market changes
or fuel price volatility, to uncontrollable ones such as natural disasters.
2016 global transportation and logistics M&A heads down, says PwC
January 26, 2017
The firm’s “Global Transportation and Logistics M&A Deals Insights Q3 2016” report” stated that total second half 2016 deal value of $53.3 billion was off by 22 percent compared to the first half of 2016, with total deal activity for all of 2016 down 6 percent annually at $122 billion.
PwC reports a mild decline in third quarter transportation & logistics M&A activity
October 27, 2016
In its “Global Transportation and Logistics M&A Deals Insights Q3 2016,” report, PwC said that M&A activity for the sectors has been stable in 2016, with 50 or more deals, respectively, in the first and second quarters, with the third quarter coming in at 50, which marked an 11 percent decline in deal volume compared to the second quarter of 2016 and the third quarter of 2015.