By Phil Burnette VP – National Account Sales Technical Transportation, Inc Though life science equipment manufacturers work hard to distinctly market their products’ selling points, when it comes down to it, there are typically only minor differences between competing products. Whether it’s a refrigerator, a freezer, a bio-safety cabinet, or

By Michael Pyle Information Systems Manager Technical Transportation, Inc It’s been almost a year and a half since the U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) first electronic logging device (ELD) compliance deadline passed, and we’ve noted several trends that have resulted. But first, let’s quickly review the rules. Since

Image credit to Transport Executive By John Cox National Accounts Technical Transportation, Inc For many manufacturers and shippers, the expense of shipping large, complex technology and equipment can seem like a daunting task. There are multiple factors and variables involved, and while it may be confusing comparing quotes to get the

By Louis Black VP, National Account Sales Technical Transportation, Inc According to research, the global luxury furniture market is expected to reach $29 million by 2022, growing at a rate of 4% since 2014. The biggest reason for the growth in this sector is the rise in disposable income that leads

By Len Batcha President Technical Transportation, Inc Going green is big business. As consumers change their personal habits — carrying reusable aluminum straws and canvas grocery bags, trading in their old cars for Prius or Tesla and buying local and certified organic whenever possible — they also are looking to

By Phil Burnette Vice President, National Account Sales Technical Transportation, Inc The world of pharmacy automation is still in its infancy, but the industry is quickly growing. And this growth brings along many logistical challenges for manufacturers that need to ship, deliver and install this sensitive automated equipment to pharmacies