Freight fraud is evolving, and brokers need more than intuition to stop it. Hear directly from experts on how brokers are using tracking technology and digital document workflows to close visibility gaps and strengthen their fraud defenses. We’ll explore where fraud is most likely to occur, how operational blind spots are exploited, and what practical steps brokers can take to prevent losses and build trust with carriers and customers alike. You’ll learn: How fraud happens in day-to-day brokerage operations How tools like real-time tracking reduce exposure Practical steps for strengthening visibility and accountability Real-world examples of what brokers are doing right now

ERPs are pivotal in streamlining operations; however, not all ERP solutions provide adequate inventory optimization functionality. SMBs need functionality that provides inventory visibility, automated processes to reduce excess stock and avoid stockouts, precise forecasting capabilities, and predictive analytics to minimize supply and demand risks. Customizing your ERP can lead to expensive challenges in the long term, especially when performing automatic upgrades. Consider using best-in-breed inventory solutions from Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) to enhance ERP functionality without unnecessary complexity, ensuring long-term adaptability and efficiency To balance inventory and costs, businesses need to understand what tools are fit for purpose to help achieve inventory optimization, financial success, and market competitiveness.   From this discussion, the audience will have a better understanding of: – The functionality of ERPs – How to assess if ERPs deliver on inventory goals and capabilities – Identify missing gaps for better inventory planning and optimization – What key features to prioritize when selecting an inventory add-on solution – Rearview vs front window when it comes to forecasting and risk in your ERP – How to measure ROI – how best-of-breed solutions like Netstock show ROI when integrated with an ERP