Videos

Sushanth Raman, CEO of Pallet, joins TPM Today to continue the conversation around AI in logistics, focusing on how workflow efficiency for logistics professionals will change in the years ahead.

Holly Pierce from Otis Elevator Co. highlights the uncertainty and optimism in logistics, emphasizing disaster recovery plans and peer-to-peer conversations at the Inland conference, while advising attendees to monitor consumer trends and spending for effective planning.

Christian Schwarz, PayCargo’s executive vice president of sales, talks about how the company’s platform is integrating key stakeholders, continuing to make its ecosystem more relevant and the technological innovations he’s most excited about.

Andrew Johnson, vice president of intermodal, sales and marketing at CSX, discusses the recent opening of Baltimore’s Howard Street Tunnel, achieving a 90% service rating, and how CSX and its partners are redrawing the North American intermodal map.

Adam Roth, executive vice president at NAI Hiffman, discusses what he sees on the horizon for 2026, sourcing pattern changes, and how insurance will come into play.

Kathryn Dean, head of growth at HappyRobot, delves into the many layers of AI; how “AI workers” can provide organizations with speed, accuracy and real-time data; and what she envisions for the AI space in the near future.

Paul Bingham from S&P Global Market Intelligence discusses how unexpected policy changes and tariffs have disrupted the economy, leading to unpredictable consumer behavior and weaker performance in 2025, stressing the need for scenario planning and contingency strategies.

Ed Burns from TruSygnal stresses the need to revisit fundamental concepts in logistics due to disconnects among shippers, carriers, and brokers, while advocating for proactive communication to prepare for future market uncertainties.

Gabrielle Griffith, director at BPE Global, joins TPM Today to discuss the latest in tariffs, trade compliance and how importers are managing the complexity.

Harish Abbot, CEO of Augment, joins TPM Today to talk about the gold rush currently happening in agentic AI in logistics.

The new government of Prime Minister Mark Carney has already passed legislation streamlining major port projects and given a boost to Montreal’s planned C$1.6 billion container terminal.

Container lines are removing China-built vessels from US services to avoid a new port fees from the US Trade Representative while the top China-based carrier Cosco Shipping says the tariffs won’t hurt service or competitiveness.

Erik Kiser, CEO of Orderful, joins TPM Today to discuss why EDI integrations are still painful for many shippers, carriers, and service providers and how the industry can embrace digitization.

Container lines were able stem a two-month decline in eastbound trans-Pacific container spot rates, but the pricing floor is looking increasingly shaky, laying the groundwork for an acceleration of blank sailings.

Evan Shelley, CEO of Truck Parking Club, talks about why giving drivers access to reliable parking matters to shippers, brokers and the entire freight ecosystem.

project44 CEO Jett McCandless joins TPM Today to discuss the evolution of the visibility category and how AI is changing both the products the logistics industry consumes and how software vendors build.

Danielle Chaffin joins TPM Today to discuss her deep dive into the data behind English language proficiency among drivers, what freight brokers and carriers need from the technology world. and why Revenova is focused on a CRM-focused TMS.

Brendan Dugan, assistant executive director and chief commercial officer at South Jersey Port Corporation, discusses customers’ front-loading of steel imports, increased lumber and plywood cargo, and how the business is reducing carbon emissions.

Angi Acocella joins TPM Today to discuss research she's doing in the world of truckload procurement for MIT's FreightLab, how the commercial sector partners with academia, and what's next in freight technology

Amanda Coates, chief commercial officer for the Port of New Orleans, talks about the economic impact of these ports, Port NOLA’s rail connectivity and gateway fluidity, and continued progress on the Louisiana International Terminal.

Jane Wong, vice president of customer experience at Century Supply Chain Solutions, discusses how VIZIV, the company’s supply chain optimization platform, is aiding decision making; how Century is combining use of AI with human expertise; and how it fosters collaboration and trust.

Craig McGraw, vice president of sales and marketing for Trans-American Trucking and Warehouse, delves into the importance of trucking permit harmonization and how regulations can be communicated.

Janine Mansour, director of trade development at the Port of New Orleans, discusses how Port NOLA is connecting shippers with partners, the increased interest in FTZs and how the port is continuing to diversify.

Jason Gu, president, North America, at XinCang Tech/XCT, discusses how the company is improving its global supply chain network, XCT’s origins as a freight forwarding business and the digital integrations it offers.

Tom Sorgie, senior vice president of technology at Infor Nexus, discusses how agentic AI can create a more productive logistics workforce, Infor Nexus’s advanced visualizations, and how multi-tier visibility creates opportunity.

Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor, Journal of Commerce by S&P Global, on how prices are dropping in the eastbound trans-Pacific as the largest US trade lane enters the busiest time of the year.

Daniell Powell, CEO of Optimal Dynamics, joins TPM Today to discuss how shippers and truckload carriers are automating fleet planning and using technology to forecast for the unknown.

Food and agriculture product shippers have strict needs when it comes to ocean freight, but slow ships and clogged ports stymie efficiency.

Scott Cornell, CEO of Glovis America Inc., US, talks about AI and big data and opines on the role 3PLs play in creating a resilient supply chain.

Andy Gillespie, senior logistics advisor for WOWL, talks about how the business integrates partners from system to system and the benefits of international and domestic TMSs.

Tom Perrone, senior vice president of global professional services at Project44, discusses Project44’s partnership with companies such as Abercrombie & Fitch and his thoughts on where AI can be useful to the industry.

Matt Silver, CEO of Cargado, joins TPM Today to discuss the growth of cross-border freight and how technology might accelerate that growth.

SalSon Logistics CEO Jason Fisk discusses navigating a complex port ecosystem and understanding a clientele with diverse needs.

Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen delves into the thinking behind the company's tech rollout strategy and its path moving forward.

Flexport COO Sanne Manders talks about what sets the company apart from competitors and how it is helping customers navigate volatility.

Yorck Niclas Prehm, Toepfer Transport, talks about the challenges of transparency in the market and the complexities of decarbonization at the 2025 Breakbulk and Project Cargo Conference.

At Breakbulk25, Neha Dhindsa, Venable LLP, shared her insights on the current state of international trade amidst tariff chaos and geopolitical uncertainties, emphasizing the importance of staying calm and strategic.

At Breakbulk25, Marco Poisler, UTC Overseas, discussed the exciting opportunities in capital projects over the next few years, despite challenges posed by tariffs and geopolitical uncertainties.

At Breakbulk25, Natznet Tesfay, of S&P Global Market Intelligence, shared her insights on the current economic landscape and trade environment.

Julia Bedanova, chief operating officer at Million Dollar Baby, gives the shipper view of trade policy chaos, economic uncertainty, and how she views technology investments for her business