By Len Batcha, President Technical Transportation, Inc January seems so long ago, and like a different world. In many ways, it was. When we wrote our Supply Chain Outlook for 2020 blog earlier this year, we were worrying about driver shortages and electronic logging systems, among other hot topics. The coronavirus, or

By Sean Horner, VP Operations Technical Transportation, Inc The quarantines and stay-at-home mandates precipitating from the COVID-19 pandemic are causing hardships for many companies around the world. And the logistics industry is certainly not immune. While providers that serve the food and medical sectors, as well as other essential industries,

By Len Batcha, President Technical Transportation, Inc The coronavirus, or COVID-19, has been one of the biggest disruptors the world has seen in some time. Just weeks ago, the U.S. economy was running full steam ahead, and as of this writing, we’re virtually shut down. It’s an unprecedented situation, albeit

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