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Descartes in the News
Adrian Gonzalez with Talking Logistics addresses key findings from Descartes’ 7th Annual Global Transportation Management Benchmark Survey, including the top concerns for shippers and LSPs today, the TM capabilities that are expected to deliver the greatest value in the next few years, and the priorities for IT investment in TM.
FreightWaves features findings from Descartes’ 8th annual report, including key concerns for customs brokers and freight forwarders and how top performing companies have much more aggressive IT strategies and investments to help sustain their competitive advantage and enhance profitability.
Logistics Management discusses the key findings of Descartes’ transportation management study with Descartes’ Chris Jones, including the top concerns for shippers and LSPs today, the TM capabilities expected to deliver the greatest value in the next few years, and the priorities for IT investment in TM.
Supply & Demand Chain Executive shares perspectives from Descartes’ Jackson Wood on how tech can enable proactive trade compliance at scale as companies grapple with UFLPA due diligence complexities, monitor intensifying sanctions against Russia, and navigate an increasingly challenging OFAC 50 Percent Rule.
Supply Chain Brain shares insights from Descartes’ Jackson Wood into 4 strategies that companies can put into practice to help combat the presence of forced labor in the supply chain.
Global Trade Magazine shares insights from Descartes’ Chris Jones on what April’s spike in U.S. container imports, partly driven by a dramatic increase in volume from China, could mean on balance for global supply chain performance.
Adrian Gonzalez with Talking Logistics speaks to Descartes’ Chris Jones about key findings from Descartes’ 7th Annual Global Transportation Management Benchmark Survey, including the top concerns for shippers and LSPs today, the TM capabilities that are expected to deliver the greatest value in the next few years, and the priorities for IT investment in TM. Watch the episode!
In this episode of Hidden Traffic, a podcast on preventing human trafficking, host Gwen Hassan talks to Descartes’ Jackson Wood about the intricacies of global trade, the role of technology, and the importance of compliance and risk management in tackling the complex issue of forced labor in global supply chains.
Reuters examines the complexities of market share losses at U.S. container ports on the West Coast, citing Descartes’ analysis that more than 1M TEU shifted away from West Coast ports annually starting in 2021.
WSJ examines plans of big U.S. retailers to fill shelves with inventory in the fall, after burning off excess inventory from overseas suppliers that, according to Descartes Datamyne, contributed to upending global trade levels at top U.S. ports.