Ryder

$480 million deal will expand Ryder’s footprint to include Whiplash's 19 dedicated and multi-client warehouses totaling nearly seven million square feet providing access to key port operations and gateway markets.

With e-commerce fulfillment as a catalyst, both the third-party logistics and cold storage warehousing market in North America continue to post healthy gains.

Join Alec Hicks, group director supply chain solutions at Ryder, as he explains the lessons learned and strategies used to keep North America’s retailers thriving today, and prepared for future challenges.

Taking steps to meet increasing customer demands for faster delivery times, Miami-based freight transportation and logistics services provider Ryder System Inc. announced today it has made some moves to Ryder Last Mile, its customizable, multi-tiered delivery service offering for big-and-bulky goods, in the form of new United States-based hubs in Milwaukee and Philadelphia.

Our innovative technology gives you and your customers real-time, end-to-end visibility and tracking into the transportation and delivery of orders.

The pace and disruption force companies to re-think how they do business to prepare them for the future. And, provides fertile ground for opportunity and innovation.

Disruption continues to be the prime focus of supply chains, whether it’s positive business surges or times of crisis.

By using technology, people, and processes, today’s supply chains can produce real-time transparency to everyone in the supply chain journey including manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and even consumers.

Ryder officials said that this new offering integrates data from multiple transportation and warehouse management systems into a single, synergistic platform, to create a better, faster, and smarter process. And they added it allows all parties to more easily see potential problems and inefficiencies while enabling them to then take real-time action to course correct in advance of delays and problems arising.

Turvo partners with Ryder for real-time visibility and collaboration on all goods moving across the supply chain to enable RyderShare, a virtual ecosystem that connects all parties involved in the supply chain and enables the sharing of data.

Miami-based freight transportation and logistics services provider Ryder System Inc. recently announced it has taken multiple steps to expand its e-commerce fulfillment network, in the form of opening a new Philadelphia-area facility and adding FDA-certifications for food-grade capabilities to two additional facilities in Perris, Calif. and Dallas, Texas.

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The new 28,000-square-foot facility will employ up to 60 employees to better serve the nearly 100 Ryder customers in the area.

Partnerships with innovators in robotics, drones, sensors and wearables make the new smart warehouse customizable, flexible and scalable.

Managing order fulfillment operations in the age of e-commerce means coping with all aspects of “more” for the customer.