By Sean Horner Vice President Operations Technical Transportation, Inc A major difference between a logistics provider and a logistics partner is the partner’s willingness and ability to go the extra mile and solve a multitude of issues or problems that may arise in your supply chain operations. Beyond getting a

By Len Batcha President Technical Transportation, Inc Not long ago when a manufacturer wanted to transport large equipment or technology to a customer or designated facility, the tracking and management of that order was done via paper waybills and phone calls. These methodologies were extremely cumbersome, inefficient and prone to

By Len Batcha President Technical Transportation, Inc If you’re looking for a logistics partner, there is a plethora in the market, but not all are created equal. So how do you find the right partner that will best meet your needs? One determining factor to consider is, does the provider

By Michael Pyle Information Systems Manager Technical Transportation, Inc Logistics technology has had more than its fair share of impressive advancements over the past few years. But for the most part, advanced shipment technology has still been a “nice to have,”” rather than a business requirement for logistics providers. Not

By Len Batcha President Technical Transportation, Inc If you’re still considering making your new year’s resolutions and setting your business goals, here’s one that can be quickly achieved: Make your logistics simple. Many manufacturers oversee complex supply chain operations, with separate providers for each step of the journey, starting at

By Phil Burnette VP, National Accounts Sales Technical Transportation, Inc Of the hundreds or thousands of miles your products might travel to reach their final destinations and end-users, the last mile may be the most important. It’s where all the magic happens, and where a truly valuable logistics partner can