Answering YES to the question today is Archie Garcia, CEO of Fluent Cargo

In this episode, we talk about

• The challenges of supply chain data
• The role of data standardisation
• And the role that AI and machine learning play in solving those challenges

Please enjoy my conversation with Archie Garcia.

Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.com

If you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com

This podcast was produced by Dimitry Vleugel

The music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael Spengler

This episode was Fluent Cargo. Fluent Cargo is an independent, mission-driven organisation providing its clients instant access to the information they need to plan their shipments better. They love schedules, port features, carrier information, port congestion, indicative shipment pricing, emissions monitoring, and other factors influencing shipment planning, be it on plane, ship, truck or train. For more information, visit fluentcargo.com

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Answering YES to the question today is Anne Reinke, President & CEO of the Transportation Intermediaries Association

In this episode, we talk about

• The increase in fraud and cargo theft
• The need for collaboration across organisations, businesses and the government
• And how technology and training play a crucial role in countering criminal activity.

Please enjoy my conversation with Anne Reinke.

Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.com

If you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com

This podcast was produced by Dimitry Vleugel

The music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael Spengler

This episode was powered by the Transportation Intermediairies Association. The TIA is the professional organisation of the $214 billion third-party logistics industry. It exclusively represents transportation intermediaries of all disciplines in domestic and international commerce. It is the voice of transportation intermediaries to shippers, carriers, government officials and international organisations. For more information, visit tianet.org

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Answering YES to the question today are Robert Zehetner, VP Logistics Automation, and Cesar Lapuerta, Sales Director at KEBA

In this episode, we talk about

• Last-mile delivery challenges for retailers, e-tailers and delivery companies
• Solutions for making last-mile delivery more efficient
• And the role parcel lockers play in this

Please enjoy my conversation with Robert and Cesar.

Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.com

If you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com

This podcast was produced by Dimitry Vleugel

The music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael Spengler

This episode was powered by KEBA. KEBA produces pioneering automation solutions for a wide range of industries. For the logistics industry, they have logistics automation solutions for the last mile, like the Loxmate parcel locker. For more information, visit keba.com/logistics.

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Answering YES to the question today is David Lynch, Senior Vice President, Analytical Solutions & Services at Sayari, the leading risk intelligence platform.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Supply chain risks
• What companies can do to mitigate them
• The importance of data and visibility
• And why you should leverage and unlock the power of public data

Please enjoy my conversation with David Lynch

Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.com

If you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com

This podcast was produced by Dimitry Vleugel

The music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael Spengler

This episode was powered by Sayari, the leading risk intelligence platform trusted by government agencies, multinational corporations, and financial institutions. Its intuitive platform surfaces hidden risk through integrated corporate ownership, supply chain, trade transaction and risk intelligence data. For more information, visit sayari.com

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Answering YES to the question today is Joost Jongbloed, CEO at Gradient.

In this episode, we talk about

• The perception of logistics companies versus the view of their customers
• How digitalisation impacts operations, customer service, marketing, and sales
• The shift from traditional sales to digital strategies
• And the power of storytelling and brand differentiation

Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.com

If you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com

This podcast was produced by Dimitry Vleugel

The music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael Spengler

This episode was powered by Gradient. Gradient is a full-service B2B agency that helps renowned logistics companies achieve profitable growth by digitalising their marketing, sales and service activities. On September 12th, they will share their expertise at a live event at De Weistaar, featuring sessions from leading logistics thought leaders. For more information on Gradient and the event, visit begradient.com.

For more information on the event, you can go directly to https://begradient.com/groeiversnelling-in-logistiek/

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Answering YES to the question today is George Swartz, Vice President Shipper Solutions Sales at Loadsmart.

In this episode, we talk about

• The current state of the transportation industry
• The opportunities for optimization
• The interplay between technology, workforce dynamics, and strategic planning
• And the role that technology plays in this

Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.com

If you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com

This podcast was produced by Dimitry Vleugel

The music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael Spengler

This episode was powered by Loadsmart. Loadsmart is transforming the logistics landscape by leveraging cutting-edge technology and industry expertise to deliver optimized, reliable, and transparent freight services and solutions. From digital freight brokerage and consultancy to software tools, they empower shippers, carriers, and warehouses to move more with less—increasing efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing service quality. For more information, visit Loadsmart.com.

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Answering YES to the question today is Jason Anderson, Senior Program Director at the ClimateWorks Foundation.

In this episode, we talk about

• The current state of decarbonisation in the shipping industry
• How we can bring down the carbon footprint of ocean freight
• What that will take from shippers, shipping companies, ports, and governments
• And what innovations and technology will help us reach a zero-emission shipping industry

Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.com

If you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com

This podcast was produced by Dimitry Vleugel

The music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael Spengler

This episode was powered by ClimateWorks. ClimateWorks is a global platform for philanthropy to innovate and scale high-impact climate solutions that benefit people and the planet. We deliver global programs and services that equip philanthropy with the knowledge, networks, and solutions to drive climate progress for a more sustainable and equitable future. For more information, visit Climateworks.org.

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Answering YES to the question today is Gabe Sganga, Head of Commercial Growth at Forterra

In this episode, we talk about

• The current and future state of autonomous transportation
• What commercial logistics can learn from the military
• How on- and offroad autonomous vehicles can improve logistics operations, like yard management and drayage
• As Gabe says in this episode: “Amateurs think tactics, professionals think logistics.”

Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.com

If you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com

This podcast was produced by Dimitry Vleugel

The music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael Spengler

This episode was powered by Forterra. Forterra is a leading provider of autonomous systems for ground-based movement in the working world. They deploy advanced autonomous capabilities to commercial and industrial organisations that share a vision for improved efficiency, reduced cost, and greater safety on the ground. For more information visit forterra.com

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