As vaccination distribution expands, more people will be comfortable attending events. To accommodate in-person as well as virtual attendees, TIA has planned several hybrid events, including our 3PL Policy Forum in Washington, D.C. September 28-29 and our 3PLXTEND Xperience slated for October 21-22 in San Antonio.

Ken Adamo | Chief of Analytics, DAT IN PRICING, THERE’S A “ZONE OF INDIFFERENCE,” which is the range of price points where the buyer will not change a purchase decision. A similar concept applies to forecasts.Predictions don’t need to be perfect. You probably wouldn’t lose faith in a meteorologist if they’re off by a couple of degrees or if a ...

Deer Park Consulting’s Dianna Whitby looks back at 14 years of TIA membership, and the experiences and people that made lasting impressions on her career.

Arguably, the “Amazon Effect” has had many far-reaching implications, including significant advances in technology for the transportation industry.

The incentive compensation conversation continues as Prosperio Group’s Beth Carroll discusses how non-traditional roles—think accounting, HR, IT and marketing—can be best served by multi-element incentive plans.

The USMCA offers a host of opportunities for those companies that are ready to adapt and venture into international trade. An international 3PL can help you navigate current and future regulations and avoid costly mistakes.

Though the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) has been on the books since July 1, 2020, the honeymoon is over—time to get you Customs house in order.

Consumer habits are sticky, and it’s clear that even post-vaccine, consumer behaviors and a digital economy are here to stay.

In Spring 2020, freight volumes nose-dived, cratering some business while others were merely whiplashed when e-commerce sales skyrocketed to unprecedented levels. In response, shippers, carriers, and brokers alike began retooling operations and employing a larger range of robust digital tools to mitigate the next market shock.

TIA continues to advocate on behalf of its Members using old-fashioned shoe leather, the TIAPAC, and its extensive network of contacts in Washington, working both sides of the Congressional aisle to craft common sense solutions.