Due to fluctuating shipping costs and the uncertainty of the freight trajectory, Shippers and 3PLs need a reliable technology solution with access to the best shipping rates for all over-the-road (OTR) modes to make the right shipping decision for every load. Finding the right partnerships to increase options will help save time and money while attracting new business.
Author: Banyan Technology
Reflect, Reset and Reassess: Analyzing Your Digital Shipping Strategy
The unpredictability and uncertainty of the past few years has forced many industries to reassess their business strategies quickly to adapt to the changing world. Many supply chain businesses have had to accelerate their adoption of technology, fast-forwarding their long-term plans to either implement or update their digital approach.
Accelerating the Adoption of Technology as the Tool of Today’s Freight Standard
Historically, some over-the-road (OTR) shipping modes have been slow to adopt API connectivity as a way Shippers and 3PLs can book freight. However, the events of the past few years have forced many businesses to embrace technology and, in some cases, even accelerate the adoption of technology in the OTR shipping space.
Looking Back at Over-the-Road Shipping in 2022
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Don’t Let Capacity Issues Lead to ‘Bad Blood’ with Customers
Last week, thousands of Taylor Swift fans were booted from online queues while trying to purchase pre-sale concert tickets from Ticketmaster when the site crashed due to overwhelming capacity issues. Making matters worse, the national ticket seller opted to cancel plans to open ticket sales to the public later in the week.
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Prepare for Plan B with Tools that Enhance Visibility
Freight visibility is more than knowing where a package is in its journey to its final destination. Freight visibility is most valuable when you use it to make better business decisions and predict and prepare for possible disruptions. Leveraging historical shipping data that can be analyzed to drive and support those decisions is critical when justifying changes to operational processes and responding to supply and demand.