by synterresourcegroup | Oct 22, 2018 | Business Insights, Synter Resource Group, Transportation and Logistics |
Trucking is still an important part of the United States economy and lifestyle. Without trucks, factories would shut down, the retail, industry would disappear, and citizens would be left without basic needs like good medical care, food, and waste removal. The...
by synterresourcegroup | Aug 24, 2018 | Blog, Synter Resource Group, Transportation and Logistics |
For truckers who spend most of their days on the road, it can be easy to become bored while staring at the road ahead. Fortunately, podcasts can pass the time and also allow you to be entertained. If you’re looking to download a few trending podcasts, there are...
by synterresourcegroup | Jul 30, 2018 | Blog, Transportation and Logistics |
According to the Census Bureau of the United States Commerce Department, the first quarter of 2018 saw the Internet-wide e-commerce industry make up 9.5 percent of total sales across the United States. Online shopping has continued to grow in popularity in...
by synterresourcegroup | Jul 20, 2018 | Blog, Transportation and Logistics |
Zooming down the highway at 80 mph or through the sky at over 500, it is easy to take the miracles of modern transportation for granted. However, for most of history, the majority of people never went beyond the borders of their own town or village. This was due to...
by synterresourcegroup | Jun 4, 2018 | Blog, Transportation and Logistics |
One of the fastest evolving fields is logistics and, as technology makes everything more efficient, logisticians will be adapting those innovations in exciting ways. Since logistics covers everything from warehouse operations to shipping products, there is no limit to...
by synterresourcegroup | May 23, 2018 | Blog, Transportation and Logistics |
While the transportation of goods from port to port is one of the most vital parts of the United States Economy, it could use a serious technological facelift. Unfortunately, many of the systems used to transport the products we buy every day are archaic and highly...
