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Aug 25, 2017
As we approach mid-August, children are getting ready to return to school and we await the total solar eclipse on the 21st in Kansas City. Business is showing a continuance of our positive trends as...May 18, 2017
The economy continues to perform well although there are weak spots. Consumer confidence remains high giving hope for what’s to...
May 3, 2017
Returns and reverse logistics, with Tony Sciarrotta from the Reverse Logistics Association
Apr 20, 2017
Shippers often forget about the possible savings through an effective inbound logistics strategy. Unfortunately, this disconnect...
Mar 23, 2017
Lots of attention has been given in recent years to the “massive” increase in delivery traffic in cities and residential...
Over the last several years, eft has been working closely with leaders in supply chain and logistics to provide them with critical intelligence, industry visibility and industry leads. As competition in the industry ramps up and profound changes take place, rather than hide eft’s capabilities, we wanted to share them with you to see if we can help you with your industry needs.
Chairman, Hugh Williams, reflects back on eft's first Chief Supply Chain Officer Forum Brazil
We would like to begin this post by saying that our thoughts go out to those affected by the Tianjin explosions, today is definitely a more somber topic but we feel that bringing light to these events might help prevent future occurrences and prepare companies to mitigate risk and such tragedies in the future.
Supply Chain blog by John Wagner Jr, Wagner Logistics
Lora Cecere is the Founder of Supply Chain Insights. She is trying to redefine the industry analyst model to make it friendlier and more useful for supply chain leaders.
Evidently plenty of start-up companies seem to think Same Day delivery is worth it just by the number of new start-ups either popping up or existing ones expanding into a new city.
Ever since Amazon made it big on the e-commerce market over 20 years, there have been countless competitors, start ups, and imitators that have tried to take a piece of the trillion dollar plus pie.
XPO Logistics has made close to 20 acquisitions since 2009 driving the business’ inorganic growth from no-ones radar to a major player in the industry with over $8bn in revenue.
UPS Paid $1.8bl for Coyote Logistics
China isn’t going anywhere!
