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Jim Post, VP of Truckload Operations and Development, pairs decades of experience with a seasoned logistics team to tailor time-proven solutions. Most...

How we identified two key changes that could save a company $150k per year on freight spend Picture an office partition manufacturer. It’s a lean but ...

Supply chains are most effective when they’re built on strong relationships. Some of those relationships are geographically near you — operators of a ...

We’ve talked a bit lately about IL2000’s commitment to helping customers continuously improve their supply chains — the key word there being continuou...

In what may be one of the easiest interviews in the history of logistics, this week we talked to Liesel Borovsky, IL2000 Director of Client Services, ...

Part II Welcome to part two of our blog series about how IL2000 can help you make big logistics outcomes happen with a comparatively small but hyper-e...

There is this magical point of contact — a perfect place and time and angle of impact — where just a little bit of force produces massive outcomes. Mi...

How deep does the deep dive go? This blog post is the finale of our no-obligation supply chain analysis series. To recap, at the end of our blog posts...

What does that actually mean? “Click here to request our no-obligation supply chain analysis.” We use that phrase a lot! Pick one of our blogs at rand...

What does an efficient freight operation look like? Is efficiency getting the product to its destination on time? Or is it cost efficiency? Or is it m...

It’s 1839. You are here. How did you get “here” exactly? Well, we won’t bore you with the details. Suffice it to say it involved a time machine. And a...

As the market settles down, you can and should take a more in-depth look of your LTL costing and service model. As carrier capacity pressure eases, no...