At the Jump Start 2018 supply chain conference, Amazon’s Blair Anderson and former Department of Transportation head James Burnley discussed transportation politics. Burnley said the Trump administration is engaged in “the most serious administration-wide effort since Reagan.”

eShipping sees SMC³ as a trustworthy company that provides real-time shipment information and transactional LTL API connectivity to shippers, carriers, third-party logistics providers and other supply chain stakeholders.

During this three-day supply chain event filled with forward-thinking sessions, top-tier presenters and unrivaled networking opportunities, learn about the five can’t miss activities during Jump Start 2018.

Powerhouse content, unrivaled networking opportunities and cutting-edge insights are just some of the top reasons supply chain stakeholders will attend Jump Start 2018. Held in Atlanta from January 22-24, this premier networking and supply chain conference provides the ideal forum for discovering new ideas and learning how to respond to rapidly changing industry trends.

The last-mile industry is too complex for all carriers to fully embrace this trend. Last-mile transportation is currently fragmented, and as in any relatively new business, there are a number of early adopters participating in the last-mile arena that really have no specialized training. LTL carriers need to pay specific attention to maintaining a relationship with a trusted last-mile provider.