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

By Len BatchaPresidentTechnical Transportation, Inc Commerce is growing faster and more convenient than ever. Whether making personal purchases or ordering for an organization, customers have high expectations when it comes to transportation and delivery services. With the rise in demand — thanks in part to a booming economy and growing

By Phil BurnetteVice President, National Account SalesTechnical Transportation, Inc Just like medical-equipment logistics, heavy and sensitive laboratory and life science products require special considerations and qualifications. Not to mention training and skills to ensure safe and timely delivery, proper set-up and installation of seamlessly operating equipment. But life sciences equipment

By John CoxNational AccountsTechnical Transportation, Inc As cash management systems—like cash recyclers, coin counters, smart safes, and cash exchange machines —are starting to become everyday norms, the need for logistics providers to transport, deliver, and install cash-management equipment is on the fast track. If you don’t believe me, just ask

By Len BatchaPresidentTechnical Transportation, Inc It seems like everyone can’t stop talking about the Amazon Effect these days, and it doesn’t look like it’s going to slow down any time too soon. The ability for consumers to order virtually anything they want with the click of a button—and then to