Videos

Noel Hacegaba, chief operating officer of the Port of Long Beach, talks about the growth of the port’s Supply Chain Information Highway and a newly released white paper on clean marine fuels.

OpenTrack co-founder and CEO Kevin Valsi demystifies the hidden cost of tracking containers and talks about how to find the right visibility provider.

Michael Burton, president of Medlog, offers his insight on the intermodal logistics industry and what’s in store for the company in the next three to five years.

Port X Logistics CEO Brian Kempisty talks about the company’s approach to enhancing the supply chain experience and plans for expansion.

Nissim Yochai, executive vice president of trans-Pacific trade for ZIM, delves into this new service network and opportunities with e-commerce shippers.

Bjorn Vang Jensen, executive vice president of ocean freight at EasySpeed, talks about unpredictable events to watch out for and how index contracts are fitting into strategies.

Marc Schlossberg, president at EasySpeed, discusses how schedule reliability has affected the carrier/buyer relationship and proposes a better way to approach data.

CMC-ITI-CCS’ Chief Operating Officer Sam Cermack talks about the need for a stronger, larger network in uncertain times.

Priya Rajagopalan, president of product, technology and operations at FourKites, talks about the rising use of AI in the industry and what sets FourKites' offering apart from other control tower products.

Kyle Henderson, co-founder and CEO of Vizion, expands on TradeView, the inspiration behind its AI agent and Vizion's new offerings for container tracking solutions.

Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Eugene Seroka talks about building a resilient supply chain and staying ahead of the curve.

Adam Roth, executive vice president at NAI Hiffman, highlights the inverse relationship between transportation costs and real estate investment and the “rule of 1.5.”

Michael Brazeal, manager of development transactions at CenterPoint Properties, shares insights on adapting to post-COVID tenant demand, optimizing supply chains and building partnerships to support tenant growth.

Dylan Nowak, Gulf region sales director at C&K Trucking, shares insights on logistics career growth, effective supply chain strategies, the vital role of employee engagement and his key takeaways from recent industry disruptions.

Tom Capozzi, chief sales officer at the Port of Virginia, discusses strategic initiatives, including major expansion projects, technological advancements and a focus on attracting warehousing and distribution.

Shannon Hamilton, vice president of sales at BlackBerry Radar, explores the company’s latest innovations in telematics, preventative measures to mitigate cargo theft and the importance of data accuracy.

Jake Hoffman, chief technology officer at Gnosis Freight, explains how the business is tackling challenges such as demurrage and rail tracking, shares how predictive models cater to diverse supply chains, and talks about Gnosis’ decision to build data capabilities in-house.

Anand Raghavendran, chief technology officer at KlearNow.AI, talks about AI’s developing role in transportation and what’s next for AI application.

Mario Cordero, CEO of the Port of Long Beach, discusses why he believes 2024 will be the year of rail, the status of the port’s zero-emission by 2030 goal and the reason he’s anticipating an uptick in containerized cargo.

Peter Sand, chief analyst at Xeneta, talks about how shippers should consider when negotiating contracts with suppliers and how the company is improving their chances at success.

Cheryl Yaremko, chief financial officer of GCT Global Container Terminals, talks about the company’s continued investment in its terminals, tackling sustainability and addressing diversity.

Michael Poley, director of customer success at WOWL, discusses solving the visibility gap and bringing innovation and logistics know-how to the table.

Peter Weis, CIO and senior vice president of supply chain for ITS Logistics, digs deeper into the cargo visibility problem and ITS Logistics' role in solving visibility issues.

Cameron Gibson, Port NOLA’s business development manager, discusses the port’s continued investments and how it’s building for the future.

Brandy Christian, CEO of Port NOLA and the New Orleans Public Belt Railroad, talks about the Louisiana International Terminal project, the port's focus on breakbulk and how the industry as a whole can attract a new generation of employees.

Craig McGraw, vice president of sales and marketing at Trans American Trucking & Warehouse, discusses the positive influence federal policies can have on the breakbulk industry, Trans American’s growing customer relationships and how atomic verdicts impact small businesses.

Heidi Benko, vice president of product marketing and strategy at InforNexus, discusses how the company is helping clients manage disruption and find value-driven solutions.

Paul Bird, chief commercial officer at the Port of Montreal, delves further into the Contrecoeur project, its capacity potential and how it ties to the port’s emerging markets.

Vincent J. Marino, CEO of CMC-ITI-CCS, expands on the recent merger and what the future holds for the company.

Young Lee, CEO of LX Pantos, talks about the challenges facing the market and how the longtime Korean forwarder is helping clients maneuver past uncertainty.

Dylan Alperin, vice president of professional services at Keelvar, talks about automation’s potential in the transportation and procurement space.

Thomas Kofler, chief commercial officer at Cargoo, delves more into the company's control tower approach and what opportunities he sees in the coming years.

Ryan Petersen, CEO of Flexport, delves further into the company's acquisition of Shopify Logistics and Convoy along with his thoughts on technology’s role in freight transportation and logistics in the coming years.

Bill Driegert, executive vice president and head of trucking at Flexport, discusses how technology is transforming the carrier space and his market outlook for 2024.

Mark Laufer, CEO of Laufer Group International, delves into how carrier pricing is indicative of a cultural shift, global disruption's effect on rates and why digitalization isn’t the industry’s cure-all.

Nick Schmitt, senior director of product management at InforNexus, delves more into the paradigm shift of companies taking on more expanded roles and the part InforNexus is playing in it.

Jeremy Nixon, CEO of ONE, talks about adapting to disruption, addressing decarbonization and ONE’s plans to invest $30 million over the next decade.

Jack Braniff, the director of global alliances for Project 44, talks about what tech innovations he’s excited about and how data plays into decision-making.

Joel Henry, CEO of IMC Logistics, delves further into the company's recent acquisition of American Pacific, as well as his thoughts on the Federal Maritime Commission’s ruling on chassis choice.

Noel Hacegaba, chief operating officer of the Port of Long Beach, talks about stability on the West Coast post-labor talks and how the port is investing in its infrastructure and workforce.