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Port Performance 2026: The State of North American Cargo Flow
Moderator:
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor-West Coast, Journal of Commerce by S&P Global
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Global Shipping Report: Analyzing the 2026 Outlook
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Mark Szakonyi, Executive Editor, Journal of Commerce by S&P Global
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Cold Chain Market Report: 2025 Review and the Outlook for the Year Ahead
Moderator:
Laura Robb, Associate Editor-Americas Container Markets, Journal of Commerce by S&P Global
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Fourth Quarter Trucking Report: Analyzing the Peak Season
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Moderator:
William Cassidy, Senior Editor, Trucking and Domestic Transportation, Journal of Commerce by S&P Global
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AI and the Shipper: Where Automation is Making a Difference
Virtually every single discussion about logistics technology today eventually circles around to one subject: AI. The topic is everywhere as the industry wrestles with what AI means to core processes and the future workforce at shippers and their service providers. But peel back the layers a bit, and the discussion gets even more complicated. Questions arise left, right and center:
- Do shippers need an AI layer across our existing systems?
- Are partners equipped, from a data quality perspective, to support automation goals?
- Are new, AI-native solutions better than incumbent products that are adding AI features?
- Should shippers invest in these tools themselves, or rely on 3PLs to innovate on their behalf?
- What is the ROI from these tools?
- And, of course, how does this affect current employees?
In this one-hour session, the Journal of Commerce will discuss all this and more with a panel of technology experts across disciplines in the global logistics industry.
Moderator:
Eric Johnson, Senior Editor, Technology, Journal of Commerce by S&P Global
Speaker(s):
Jaison Augustine, EVP & Business Unit Head – Shipping & Logistics, WNS Global Services
Bryn Heimbeck President and Co-Founder, Trade Tech
Maneet Singh, Chief Information Officer and Chief Digital Officer, Odyssey Logistics
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TPM21 Podcast: GCT’s Grosman on surges, safety, and navigating uncertainty
Beyond TPM: A JOC Podcast
Ep. 5: Doron Grosman, president and CEO of GCT Global Container Terminals, on weathering unexpected and unprecedented cargo surges, prioritization of worker safety, and identifying the knowns in an year of unknowns..
JOC.com · GCT’s Doron Grosman discusses weathering 2020's unprecedented surge in global shipping
TPM21 Podcast: CenterPoint Properties's William Lu on West Coast industrial real estate
Beyond TPM: A JOC Podcast
Ep. 4: William Lu, senior vice president of development for CenterPoint Properties, discusses the role industrial real estate developers play in their clients’ supply chain and the importance of identifying individual client needs for 2021, such as locations for safety stock, trailer parking, and access to alternate ports. In this podcast, Lu addresses the importance of a great last-mile facility for e-commerce – and the factors that make one – as well as US West Coast development, and emerging trends.
TPM21 Podcast: Port of Long Beach's Cordero on recovery ahead
Beyond TPM: A JOC Podcast
Ep. 3: Mario Cordero, executive director of the Port of Long Beach, discusses the shift from the “radical uncertainty” of 2020 to a “year of recovery” in 2021. He addresses the essential workers on the waterfront, record numbers of containers at the LA-LB gateway, milestones in the port’s Capital Improvement program, and longtime industry leadership in environmental sustainability.
TPM21 Podcast: Carrier perspective with MSC's Santucci
Beyond TPM: A JOC Podcast
Ep. 3: Fabio Santucci, president and CEO of ocean carrier MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co. USA on why the current environment is not a new normal for container shipping and his belief that we can look forward with optimism.
JOC.com · TPM21 Podcast: Carrier perspective with MSC's Santucci
TPM21 Podcast: Attaining Predictability - MSC's Simha on Digitization
Beyond TPM: A JOC Podcast
Ep. 1: Andre Simha, global chief digital and information officer for ocean carrier MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co. and chairman of the Digital Container Shipping Association, provides perspective on the container shipping industry's move toward digitization, including analysis of the progress made and the potential curves ahead. Simha discusses growing use of smart containers and the steps needed to collectively unlock the value of captured data.
Recent News and Analysis
Maritime News
- Savannah to fund Ocean Terminal improvements as lay berth opens
- Cordero to retire at end of 2025 after eight years as Long Beach executive director
- Savannah to fund Ocean Terminal improvements as lay berth opens
- Port of Los Angeles looks to handle future growth with new terminal project
- Tariffs lead to sharp decline in Indian reefer exports to US: industry sources
Surface News
- CPKC pushes back on NS complaint over Meridian track access
- Inland ‘25: Low demand putting pricing pressure on US LTL carriers
- Inland ‘25: NS merger won’t limit access to other railroads: UP CEO
- Inland ‘25: Drayage capacity could tighten quickly under tougher regulations
- Inland ‘25: Weak end to 2025 could set up US freight economy for better 2026
Air Cargo News
- Post-tariff air freight market diversifies into ‘US-plus one’ strategy: Tiaca
- E-commerce, US tariffs drive sharp rise in Asia-Europe air cargo demand
- Growing appetite for AI technology feeds into air cargo demand
- Air cargo shift from major European hubs underway: report
- Vietnam tech exports driving air freight capacity injection
Supply Chain News
- Tariffs lead to sharp decline in Indian reefer exports to US: industry sources
- China flexes maritime power in response to coming US port fee
- Tariff costs, need for speed seen reshaping retail inventory strategies
- USDOT cracks down on ‘non-domiciled’ CDLs, targets California
- Freeport pays crane tariffs to avoid USTR fee risk