By Tom Chick Vice President National Accounts Technical Transportation, Inc It’s not a step in the supply chain that most manufacturers think about with a new product launch or go- to-market strategy. But plans for efficient and sustainable product destruction – once product has reached end-of-life – should be a

By Louis Black VP, National Account Sales Technical Transportation, Inc Transporting and delivering large, complex and delicate equipment brings many challenges, because even the slightest mishandling can be expensive.That’s why it’s important that every member of the delivery team is on the same page. To achieve this requires training team

By Len Batcha President Technical Transportation, Inc The logistics industry continues to grow at a solid pace, and according to The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of logistics professionals in the country is expected to increase by more than seven percent between now and 2026 — adding almost 160,000

By John Cox National Accounts Technical Transportation, Inc Placing high volumes of new product, upgrading existing software, or modifying hardware components for clients can be an expensive undertaking for many manufacturers, especially if the client in question is a large brand with hundreds of locations spread across the country. In

By Louis BlackVice President, National AccountsTechnical Transportation, Inc Complex equipment and technology usually serve an important purpose, and downtime of that equipment can be very costly, or even life-threatening, as it is in the medical field with MRI and C-ARM machines. That high-pressure environment puts added responsibility on the manufacturers

By Sean Horner Vice President Operations Technical Transportation, Inc Last month, the TechTrans team attended the Express Carrier Association’s 2019 ECA Marketplace, where we had the opportunity to network with a number of express carriers and begin developing fruitful partnerships. The conference has an interesting format that’s similar to speed-dating, where