Discover Manhattan Associates in the news. Below you’ll find recent articles and media coverage of Manhattan Associates, our supply chain solutions, and our customers. From supply chain trade magazines to regional, national and international business publications, read what the press has to say about supply chain management.
Commercial Carrier Journal, March 18, 2013 by Aaron Huff - A lot of information must come together for freight to hit the receiving dock on time and on budget. Nothing ever goes entirely as planned, but this reality does not limit technology’s usefulness for routing optimization. Meeting customer service requirements while reducing costs might be impossible without it.
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Fleet Owner, October 11, 2012 by Sean Kilcarr - challenges continue to apply pressure on the domestic freight market – a growing shortage of drivers coupled to tight trucking capacity among them – transportation experts report that more “sincere” collaboration between shippers and carriers is now occurring compared to the past as both parties seek greater stability for their operations. View Article
Commercial Carrier Journal, September 24, 2012 by Aaron Huff - You know who the robin’s blue egg-colored trucks belong to, but have you ever wondered how Gordon Trucking gets the right truck to the right place at the right time?
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Commercial Carrier Journal, May 1, 2012 by Aaron Huff - Two years ago, the Celadon Group went on "lockdown mode" for fuel and toll costs, and drivers for the 3,000-truck Indianapolis-based company now have no choice but to comply.
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Commercial Carrier Journal, April 1, 2012 by Aaron Huff - Pittsburgh-based Pitt Ohio, one of the nation’s largest less than truckload (LTL) providers, announced the selection of Manhattan Associates’ SuperSpin to optimize its linehaul network.
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Fleet Owner, February 17, 2012 by Sean Kilcarr - Higher fuel prices, upward pressure on driver pay and a suddenly more sluggish freight market are creating more challenges for the trucking industry- challenges that may continue to build as 2012 progresses.
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CCJ Digital, January 29, 2012 by Aaron Huff - After the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration issued its proposal to change the hours-of-service regulations in December 2010, thousands of carriers and drivers sent comments to the agency--many warning of serious economic impacts if driver hours were reduced by any amount. Time will tell if these dire predictions are true, but in the final rule issued Dec. 22, FMCSA said with certainty that any negative economic impacts will be minimal. Some carriers are not taking a wait-and-see approach before enforcement begins in 2013.
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CCJ, December 28, 2009 by Aaron Huff -
The merging of office and in-cab technology helps automate routine tasks and allows drivers and their managers to focus on more critical matters. View Article
