MANUALS

The freight shipping industry is integral to the global economy—driving trade, supporting livelihoods, and sparking innovation. Yet as technology reshapes logistics, it also opens up opportunities for cybercrime and cargo theft.

Few debates in freight are as persistent as whether shippers should lock in long-term contract rates or stay agile with spot rates. For years, brokers have touted contract agreements as the "safer" and "more stable" option—but is that really true?

The history of truckload freight is a story of evolution—from the days of direct, local relationships to a period dominated by intermediaries, and now back to a model that values direct engagement once again.

Shippers consistently emphasize that on-time delivery and cost per shipment are their top KPIs. So, how can you achieve rock-solid service while keeping transportation expenses in check? The answer lies in building an optimized carrier network.