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What is Freight Class and How is it Measured?

Freight class provides LTL users an agreed-upon standard for classifying and pricing freight based on universally measurable factors. Here’s what you need to know about LTL freight classes, how to measure them and why they’re so important.

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Educational Workshop: Removing Complexity from the Modern LTL Bid Process

The changes over the last few years, including the COVID-19 pandemic, have added new layers of complexity to the RFP process for LTL shippers and carriers. The SMC³ educational workshop on Removing Complexity from the LTL Bid Process recently tackled some of these layers directly with help from logistics experts around the industry.

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How technology and relationship-building are helping carriers navigate the volatile LTL space

As part of the recent SMC³ LTL205 interactive educational session, industry experts discussed the forces changing the shipper/carrier relationship and how both sides can proactively prepare for the future.

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Education Workshop: Digital Transformation

A recent SMC³ educational workshop covered the inherent value of data and how transportation companies can harness it to drive their digital transformation. Here’s how shippers, carriers, and 3PLs can move toward the data-driven future.

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Three reasons to attend Jump Start 2022

Jump Start is three-day supply chain event produced annually by SMC³ that provides the ideal environment for qualitative, valuable networking and industry education. Here are three reasons why should you attend Jump Start 2022.

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Why should you attend Jump Start 2022?

Jump Start 2022, a three-day logistics and supply chain conference held this January in Atlanta, is an industry-leading, supply chain-focused event. SMC³ has worked tirelessly to create the ideal environment for qualitative, valuable networking and industry education. So why should you attend?

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