DAT brings $68 billion in data to rate forecasting

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DAT brings $68 billion in data to rate forecasting

| Jan 08, 2020 5:17PM EST
Knight-Swift and DAT test a truckload rate forecasting system as shippers and their transportation and logistics providers push out the boundaries of supply-chain visibility.
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