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Anthony Berritto, president of SalSon Logistics, talks about how the transportation business has changed in recent years, the challenges of bringing sustainability to logistics, and how investing in its own equipment gives the company a distinct business edge.

Kyle Henderson, CEO of VIZION talks the TPM Tech 2023 audience in Long Beach, California, through the company's offerings. 

Akshay Dodeja, CEO of Terminal49 talks the TPM Tech 2023 audience in Long Beach, California, through the company's offerings. 

Karthik Nataraj, chief strategy officer at Inxeption talks the TPM Tech 2023 audience in Long Beach, California, through the company's offerings. 

Brian Kempisty, chief operating officer for Port X Logistics, shares his thoughts on what California’s AB5 could mean for drayage and how his company is becoming a more integral part of the solution.

Not every logistics problem has a one-size-fits-all solution. Understanding a customer’s specific issues and having the flexibility to execute solutions is an approach that has seen some gains for Cornerstone Systems.

John Painter, founder and CEO of Guangzhou Port America, talks about the new cold facility and other key projects that came online in 2022 and his thoughts on BCOs using a vendor utilization study and the impact of shippers shifting sourcing on Nansha.

Priya Rajagopalan, chief product officer for FourKites, delves further into the company’s annual survey and shares her thoughts on how to navigate an ever-shifting ocean freight shipping business.

Clark Wright, director of Channels and Partnerships at Chain.io talks the TPM Tech 2023 audience in Long Beach, California, through the company's offerings. 

Grant Sernick, head of sales and marketing for 3rd Wave and Doug Shaffer, director of transport and trade compliance at Standard Textile talk the TPM Tech 2023 audience in Long Beach, California, through the company's offerings. 

Similar to other aspects of the supply chain, the pandemic challenged the use and availability of chassis, from increased dwell times on the street to anti-dumping duties.

The pandemic roiled the industry with significant capacity constraints and fluctuating demand, creating an environment in which logistics providers craved visibility and control in their operations.

As the industry moves toward technology, nurturing and upskilling its area’s workforce and advancing an aggressive environmental strategy have been top priorities at the Port of Los Angeles.

STG Logistics’ acquisition of XPO Logistics’ intermodal division was a game changer for the company, allowing for true vertical integration and reduced reliance on third-party carriers.

At a time when competition for market share is especially fierce, seaports need to stand out.

Drayage can be a major pain point for importers and exporters whose containers end up in a distribution center black hole once they clear customers.

When the pandemic jarred its customers, Ascent needed a way to help customers at their supply chain pain points, a strategy that changed the complexion of the company.

At TPM23, there was a noticeable shift in who was talking about visibility as carriers, truck drivers, and logistics providers are incorporating it into their decision-making strategies.

In a volatile container market, NYSHEX has been laser-focused on solving the contracting process and the fulfillment of those contracts through technology, a strategy that resulted in more than half a million containers in the fourth quarter of 2022 for the company.

Log-Net has been focusing on automation in the end-to-end space, reports CEO Motley.

Blume Global’s Yamini Vellore explains how efficiency in the supply chain not only saves time and money but also helps drive sustainability.

Owing to their availability and regularity, container carriers have recently become more involved in the breakbulk and project cargo space.

Shippers have faced a bevy of challenges over the past 2.5 years, chief among them being supply chain instability.

Ocean carriers are enjoying their new position on top of the heap, says Laufer Group’s Mark Laufer, while BCOs are doing everything they can to cement relationships.

Will Terrill, president of US Ocean, discusses the role of US flag shipping in national and economic security, and how the industry has adapted over the past two years at the 2022 Breakbulk and Project Cargo Conference.

In 2022, the Port of New Orleans saw a 46% increase in cargo volumes compared with 2020 and diversified its breakbulk facilities.

CN's Senior Vice President of Consumer Products Keith Reardon discusses the evolution of cold chain technology, leveraging new data points to maintain infrastructure safety and improve reliability.

Maersk is moving steadily toward its goal of becoming the global integrator of container logistics.

To create predictability, contracts need more clarity in what is agreed upon and a third-party review of how these contracts have been executed by both the carrier and shipper, says Jesper Praestensgaard, chairman of NYSHEX.

CN's Keith Reardon on cold chain fluidity and leveraging data.

Technology is reshaping supply chains in a dramatic way.

Dr. Noel Hacegaba, Deputy Executive Director & COO of Port of Long Beach, discusses development of its Supply Chain Information Highway.

Visibility gets a lot of buzz these days, but as Infor’s Bernard Goor points out, it can’t solve problems unless all the players have access to the data it yields — and the ability to act collaboratively on that data.

Mario Cordero, executive director, Port of Long Beach shares his take on companies operating in a pre-pandemic, status quo mindset, the importance 24/7 supply chains, and the potential of rail.

Senior Vice President Paolo Montrone on the hard work involved translating trust and relationship management into tangible results that improve supply chain business.

Port of Los Angeles' Gene Seroka discusses narrowing the gaps between imports and exports by drafting a national export policy. Seroka also talks about the rollout of the port’s Cyber Resilience Center, the first of its kind information database that anonymously shares intel throughout the shipping community

Ninety-five percent of containers received by importers are returned to ports, railheads, and container yards empty. Matchback Systems CEO Todd Ericksrud explains how street turns save money, reduce turnaround times, and cut emissions.

Logixboard CEO Julian Alvarez discusses change management opportunities and challenges facing freight forwarders amid a push for greater digitization.

Technology innovation, particularly visibility and going paperless, was accelerated by the pandemic, but the biggest industry challenge is integrating so many different global entities, such as suppliers and governments, into one platform, says Geodis in Americas' Max Bernaldo.

With the fastest growth rate of all North American ports last year, the Port of Virginia has become the first import call on services from South Asia, the far East, and Europe. Attributing the port’s growth to the flexibility afforded by its status as a state-owned port rather than a landlord port, CEO and Executive Director Stephen Edwards says the port is now building for the future by dredging its harbor to 55 feet, expanding its rail capacity, and modernizing its berths.