Industry insights, integration guides, and product updates from the CXTMS team.

Freight layoffs and facility closures are not just labor headlines. They are early warnings that carrier coverage, service consistency, and backup capacity may be changing by lane.

Sustainability projects are moving from brand promises to budget reviews. Freight teams need auditable operating data to prove emissions savings, cost impact, and execution control.

Infrastructure, energy, and industrial projects are raising the stakes for project logistics. Better drayage planning is becoming the difference between controlled execution and expensive milestone slips.

Regulated shippers are not rejecting digital freight technology; they are demanding hybrid and on-premise control where auditability, isolation, and data residency matter more than speed-to-deploy.
Smart container tracking is moving beyond passive visibility into customs preparation, inland booking, and port-to-door execution control.

New data from 124M+ shipments shows only 3.5% of parcel volume generates late delivery refunds. The other 96.5% must be recovered through accessorial and surcharge audit — here's the breakdown that actually matters.

Organizations deploying AI-based forecasting are cutting Mean Absolute Percentage Error by 31% on average — and translating that accuracy into 20-30% inventory reductions. Here's what the numbers actually mean for your safety stock strategy.

Amazon's May 2026 opening of its logistics network to third-party shippers is the biggest structural shift in parcel delivery since the rise of FedEx and UPS. Here's what shippers need to know.

The cloud transportation management system market has crossed $16 billion in 2026. Here's what that growth signal means for freight strategy decisions — and why the migration away from on-premise TMS is now a competitive imperative, not a technology preference.

UPS just closed its $1.6 billion acquisition of Andlauer Healthcare Group. DHL acquired Inmar. FedEx is pruning its forwarding network. Here's what the M&A wave means for your routing guides and carrier relationships.