What's finally making optimization work in the real world 

For the first time, fleets can put all live operational data into one place—not just TMS data, but everything happening across drivers, assets, customers, weather, delays, breakdowns, loading times, and more.

Forecasts are always wrong. Plans always break. Trucks always face disruptions. That’s not a problem optimization should magically eliminate—it’s the reason optimization exists. 

The future of fleet competitiveness relies on TMS built from the ground up for AI, integrating real-time data, advanced algorithms, and human insight.

As legacy systems give way to modular, cloud-native architectures, companies are harnessing ecosystem-driven, configurable AI to optimize operations and unlock real-world value

Three technological advances are converging to create unprecedented opportunities in AI-driven fleet management and fleet optimization: AI-native infrastructure, real-time data capabilities, and modern algorithms

Optimization has become one of the most misunderstood concepts in transportation.

The TMS is the perfect platform between a fleet and its data. In the AI boom, that data is key. Here is how TMS providers are using AI to help fleets.

Modern Transportation is earning a reputation for sophisticated and cutting-edge solutions.

Real-time data has enhanced fleet management by enabling a shift from legacy on-premise Transportation Management Systems (TMS) to modern, connected platforms.

In today’s transportation operations, fleets face a critical challenge: managing multiple specialized software solutions that don't communicate effectively.

Driver workflows play a crucial role in ensuring safety and efficiency in the trucking industry. By implementing structured workflows, companies can minimize the risk of safety incidents, improve compliance, and enhance overall operational performance.