Fleet News Daily: DAT unveils DAT iQ Benchmark, an enhanced transportation rate and performance benchmarking tool for shippers
Shippers can compare their performance to all contributors over time and across numerous attributes, including average distance, count of loads, fuel cost per mile, total cost over time, and the percent of spot loads
Portland Business Journal: Largest Software Development Firms in Oregon & S.W. Washington
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Journal of Commerce: Large US truckload carriers cutting more deeply into capacity
US truckload carriers aren’t waiting for capacity to exit the market; they’re parking and selling trucks to bring supply closer in line with demand and shore up pricing.
Bank Info Security: Rethinking Cybersecurity Investment Amid Rising Threats
Despite the rapid evolution of cybersecurity tools and strategies, attackers continue to exploit vulnerabilities with alarming success, raising critical questions about the effectiveness of investment in digital defense. Enterprises must assess their budget allocation based on "business model, company appetite and executive leadership priorities," according to Erika Voss, vice president of information security at DAT Freight & Analytics.
Supply Chain Brain: DAT Freight & Analytics Announces the New & Improved DAT iQ Benchmark
DAT is releasing new analytics solutions on the iQ platform to equip shippers and brokers with freight rate insights generated by a new AI-powered rate model trained on $150 billion in annual transaction data contributed by shippers and brokers. The platform provides an accurate pulse on spot and contract pricing across North America, including rates for truckload, LTL, intermodal and ocean transportation, the company said.