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American Journal of Transportation unpacks the findings from Descartes’ 2025 Forwarder/Broker Benchmark Study, revealing a cautious yet optimistic logistics industry. Forwarders and brokers face concerns about global instability and tariff uncertainty, yet remain hopeful about the possibilities AI technology offers, including automation, efficiency, analysis, and intelligence.
Commercial Carrier Journal shares [2:20] how Estes Logistics has used the Descartes GLN and Descartes’ routing and mobile technology for more than 15 years to optimize transportation operations, growing its dedicated logistics business from under $200 million in annual revenue to more than $500 million—while maintaining an on-time delivery rate exceeding 98%.
Talking Logistics shares insights from Descartes’ Glenn Palanacki about the results of the 2025 Global Forwarder/Broker Benchmark Survey. Tariff uncertainty and rising consumer costs due to tariff policies are propelling forwarders and brokers to embrace trade services and technology to help mitigate tariff impacts for their customers.
Supply Chain Brain shares insights from Descartes’ Filipe Santos on current and emerging supply chain applications of AI agents, such as process automation agents, virtual field-ops assistants, multimodal extraction agents and customer experience communication agents, and the challenge of ensuring AI innovation meets enterprise standards for reliability, security and compliance.
Commercial Construction & Renovation connects with Jenny Vetter from Richards Building Supply on how technology advancements are shaping the future of building supply logistics, dramatically improving delivery productivity and creating a differentiated end-to-end customer experience to help grow the top and bottom line.