Executives talk tech, port drayage and capacity on FreightWaves Today

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Executives discussed critical logistics trends including port infrastructure optimization, Midwest regional network restructuring, and the integration of domestic tech with independent owner-operators. Key themes were leveraging predictive analytics for drayage, real-time asset visibility for route planning, and the shift to API-driven tendering for brokers. Developers should watch the increasing reliance on data integration and automation to enhance efficiency and capacity sourcing in the freight industry.

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