ProTrans is proud to announce that we have moved our transportation management system (TMS), OPTIMIZ, to Microsoft Azure. This partnership with Azure will help increase our computing speed, security, reliability, […]
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ProTrans is proud to announce that we have moved our transportation management system (TMS), OPTIMIZ, to Microsoft Azure. This partnership with Azure will help increase our computing speed, security, reliability, […]
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According to the Reverse Logistics Association, reverse logistics operations account for anywhere from 3-15 percent of the U.S.’s GDP – which is estimated between $360 billion and $1.8 trillion each […]
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Early in March, the U.S. House of Representatives formed a bi-partisan caucus to help both current and future supply chains. The formation could not have come quickly enough as the […]
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Tragedy struck the world’s stage late last December when the first reported case of the Coronavirus was confirmed in Wuhan China. Since then, the death toll has climbed to over […]
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Take a look at this article from October 2010 where ProTrans founder, and long-time CEO, Craig Roeder, discusses how he kept ProTrans agile during and after the 2008-09 recession. The […]
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Somewhere between the end of the year and the beginning of the next, many companies start to evaluate their services. The new year is a great time to evaluate current […]
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Q1 is one of the most popular times for businesses to re-evaluate their processes. Many industries, like logistics, are past the busy holiday season and are ready to launch into […]
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Most shippers make their freight changes in the fourth quarter and send out requests for quotes (RFQs) to carriers and logistics service providers in time to meet the spring shipping […]
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2020 is the beginning of a new decade, and with it, the logistics industry will see some significant new trends. Alongside these new trends are some familiar ones that have […]
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The Appellate Body, the highest court in the World Trade Organization (WTO), has lost its ability to make judgment. The Body normally consists of a panel of seven judges but […]
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