By Phil Burnett, Vice President, National Account Sales Technical Transportation, Inc When organizations and businesses purchase big equipment and technology (think complex equipment such as diagnostic analyzers laboratory refrigerators & freezers, and CT scanners), that equipment often means a significant capital expense, sometimes in the millions of dollars. In other

By Len Batcha, President Technical Transportation, Inc Each year brings new opportunities and new challenges, and 2020 is no different. So as we start this new decade, below are some trends we can likely expect to see this year. 1. The U.S. economy remains in the “Goldilocks” zone. This year

By Sean Horner, VP Operations, Technical Transportation Technical Transportation, Inc Smart lockers, which can be opened by electronic code or mobile phones, are poised to make big waves in North America in the coming years. Likely located in a wide range of venues, from universities and large corporate campuses to

By Vicki Swisher DFW Operations Manager Technical Transportation, Inc When trying to close a sale, few things work better than a quality demonstration of your product. It’s an opportunity for you and your product to shine, and you want your demo equipment to be working at its very best. However,

By Len Batcha President Technical Transportation, Inc The more information you have at your fingertips, the better decisions you can make. That’s why data and analytics are so important in virtually every industry today. One industry where analytics is on prominent display is Major League Baseball. When Billy Beane introduced

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