The future of supply chain continues to evolve at breakneck speed, and on today’s episode of Supply Chain Now, we unpack the technologies, innovations, and leadership decisions shaping what’s next for global supply chains. From human-machine collaboration to drone delivery and robotics, this episode cuts through the hype to focus on what’s practical, scalable, and impactful. Welcome to The Buzz, powered by Pegasus Logistics!
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Logistics Challenges: Time to Block, Tackle, and Win
As modern supply chains grow more complex, shippers are under increasing pressure to move beyond spreadsheets, emails, and manual decision-making. For Trove Brands, rapid expansion across multiple product lines created new challenges in parcel, LTL, truckload, and international shipping. Keeping up with customer expectations and rising order volumes required better automation, cleaner data, and greater visibility across every mode.
Decoding Loyalty: What the Latest Research Reveals About Repeat Buyers
In this episode of Supply Chain Now, host Scott Luton and special guest co-host Tevon E. Taylor welcome Lori Boyer, Head of Content Marketing at EasyPost, to unpack the post-purchase experience (tracking, claims, and returns) and how owning these moments drives loyalty and repeat purchase. Drawing on fresh consumer research, Lori explains why reliability and flexibility now outrank “free,” why brands, not carriers, are held responsible for delivery outcomes, and how proactive notifications can double as high-performing marketing touchpoints.
Real Shipping Stories. Real Money Saved.
With consumer confidence plummeting and logistics costs sitting near record highs, shippers are getting squeezed from both sides. In response, we’ve assembled a panel of logistics pros who’ve worked with everyone from scrappy startups to Fortune 500 giants for a webinar you can’t miss!
Cut costs. Win loyalty. Carrier strategies built for a changing world.
In this episode of Supply Chain Now, Scott Luton and Tevon Taylor sit down with Lori Boyer, Director of Content, and John Wharff, Director of Sales and Solutions Engineering at EasyPost, to break down the latest shifts in carrier networks and what they mean for…
Small Parcel in 2024: What You Are Leaving on the Table
“When you’re looking at budgeting for the next two, three, four years, know that the parcel market right now is ripe. So go for it hard right now. Plan for volumes to stay pretty steady.”
Why The Grass Isn’t Greener: Neon Logistics TMS Selection Story
Selecting the right Transportation Management System (TMS) solution can be crucial for businesses. Finding a solution with the right balance of cost efficiency…
Keeping Promises in Logistics and Supply Chain: Strategies for Delivering on Customer Expectations
Many promises are made in the supply chain every day, from shippers and freight forwarders, to customers and their stakeholders. As everyone has experienced over the last few years…
Supply Chain as an Endurance Sport featuring Mike Skinner
Dynamic leadership teams recognize opportunities as they present themselves, even when they come from unexpected places…
Why Having a Great Relationship with your Forwarder Pays Dividends
Moving freight across international borders has not been an easy task over the past few years. With chaos surrounding supply chains, cultivating a close relationship with your…
Vine Line Logistics Talks Collaborative TMS & Fast-Track Growth with Turvo
Vine Line logistics got its start in 2008 moving produce from the west coast to the Midwest. As customers asked for more, they continued saying, “Yes, we can.” That started them on a digital transformation journey that brought them into a meaningful relationship with Turvo…
How Shippers Can Optimize Their Allocation Management Featuring Gordon Downes with NYSHEX
Managing your allocation is a dynamic process that requires proactive planning. But the tools and processes shippers use today are static and reactive resulting in shortfalls, contract penalties, and missing out on containers you contracted for. This is further complicated by the fact that a shipping carrier’s product is ‘perishable’ in the sense that the…