Len BatchaPresident, Technical Transportation Inc. The transportation and logistics industry is rounding out a great year, and we are on track to see some of our best growth numbers in recent years. While the retail sector typically leads the way in Q4, with a good portion of their revenue coming

One of our very first blogs was discussing the Amazon Effect, and how it will lead to many changes not only within the logistics industry, but in the shipping realm as a whole. Fast forward a few months later, we continue to see the effects. This time, specifically in large-item shipping.

John CoxNational AccountsTechnical Transportation, Inc According to the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS), the growth in convenience stores across the United States continues to rise into record numbers. With those new stores also comes a seemingly endless flow of new technology and new automated equipment. This makes logistics services for

By Tom ChickVice President, National AccountsTechnical Transportation, Inc For manufacturers that transport highly complex equipment and technology to customers across the United States, providing nationwide in-house field services can present multiple challenges. Beyond the standard transportation, delivery, and installation of product that is moving from point A to B, any

By Phil BurnetteVice President, National Account SalesTechnical Transportation, Inc In hospitals, seconds can mean the difference between life and death, and downtime is not an option. But as medical facilities depend more and more on complex equipment and machines to provide timely patient evaluation, testing and diagnosis, they run a

By Phil BurnetteVice President, National Account SalesTechnical Transportation, Inc When it comes to cold storage equipment, shipping damage is a hot-button topic among manufacturers and transportation carriers alike. Thanks to the delicate nature of the refrigerators and freezers required by today’s life-sciences market, any damage experienced during shipment and setup