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Program Airs: July 17, 2 p.m. ET Ann Marie Jonkman, vice president of global industry strategies for Blue Yonder, joins TT's Seth Clevenger for a special one-on-one conversation to discuss how she guides transportation companies through digital transformations and how you can lead your business through supply chain uncertainty.   

Applied Intuition expects to use the funds to develop its next phase of vehicle intelligence products and expand the company’s product roster and team.

Amazon.com CEO Andy Jassy says he expects the company’s workforce to decline in the next few years as the retail and cloud-computing giant uses artificial intelligence to handle more tasks.

Penske Truck Leasing believes it has some of the answers to fleet management optimization with the latest upgrades to its Catalyst AI platform.

AI is everywhere in logistics, but real value comes from solving specific operational problems. In this special report, Brian Work — president of CloneOps.ai and former UPS IT executive — shares how to make automation work on the ground. Learn why success depends on workflow fit, scalability, and clear results — not vendor claims. With insights on human oversight and performance benchmarks, this report is essential for teams looking to implement AI that truly delivers.

Suppliers of transportation management systems are building connections with virtual agents and assistants powered by AI while also investing in their own AI features.

“When it comes to inside China … there is still bipartisan and broad concern about what can happen to these GPUs once they’re physically inside” the country, a White House adviser said.

As artificial intelligence continues to advance, technology developers are beginning to introduce AI-powered virtual agents and assistants that could change how logistics work is done.

You already know what artificial intelligence is, but today we’re going to examine what it means in the context of the trucking industry.

UPS is in talks with robotics startup Figure AI to use humanoid robots for some tasks in the logistics giant’s network. Exact functions that Figure's humanoids would handle remain unclear.