I’ve spent the week talking to people.
Ten video interviews in five days with supply chain and logistics professionals. We talked about a wide range of industry topics and trends, including AI (of course) and what to expect in the year ahead in freight transportation, global trade, and logistics services. We also talked about the weather, our kids, and other random things.
More than five hours of conversation.
That’s a lot of talking, but also a lot of learning and relationship building.
If you’re staring at your computer right now wondering what to do with yourself because Microsoft Outlook is down and you can’t read or send an email, then call someone -- or walk over to a colleague’s office -- and have a conversation.
It doesn’t really matter who you reach out to, what you talk about, or where you do it. The act itself is what matters most.
It’s what makes us, keeps us
human.
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The first half of 2026 has been anything but predictable. Tariffs, geopolitical tensions, AI advancements, changing transportation market conditions, and other developments have created new challenges — and new opportunities — for supply chain organizations. As we reach the midpoint of the year, we’d like to understand what has had the greatest impact on your organization, what has surprised you, where you’ve made the most progress, and what priorities will shape the months ahead.
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