Patrick Burnson

Recent supply chain delays and disruptions have negatively impacted the lives of Americans, leaving many feeling frustrated, angry, and scared that the disruptions will never end, according to a new study by Oracle.

On the heels of last year’s boom in online shopping, this latest survey reveals that companies have confidence in their e-commerce strategies ahead of the official 2021 peak shipping season that traditionally runs from September through December.

Global airlines are scrambling to meet the gap between cargo demand and available lift by all means possible.

Eager to avoid a repeat of the challenges of 2020, supply chain leaders are looking to technology to build greater relevance to customers, stronger resilience to disruptions, and enhanced responsibility to society and the planet.

Gene Seroka, Executive Director of the Port of Los Angeles observes that reaching out and assisting the United Farm Workers is directly aligned with his mission to help keep workers stay safe and assist in the re-emergence of our state and nation’s economy.

Paul Bingham, Director of Transportation Freight Consulting at IHS Markit, always provides our readers with remarkable insights on the state of ocean carrier industry. In this three-part interview, he covers a wide range of issues.

Robert Voltmann, president & CEO of the Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA) announced today that he will be leaving the association at the end of September, capping off a span of 23 years there.

“Increasingly Strategic: Trends in 3PL/Customer Relationships,” is an expanded update of Armstrong & Associates’ best-selling report.

This year’s National Maritime Day theme,

In addition to the current economic issues caused by COVID-19, there are other significant events in 2020, such as the U.S. presidential election and the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) implementation, which could directly affect international trade.