On today’s episode of WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is coming to you live from FreightWaves’ Future of Supply Chain in Cleveland, OH. He’s talking about the guardians of transportation; the black hole of logistics; taking a semi to the conference room floor; data fragmentation at the ports; and building a better roadmap for tech.

He’s joined by special guests Anthony Ceritelli, Director of Customer Success at Turvo and Tom Zeis, CIO at Port X Logistics; Sunil Sharma, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Cargomatic; Kyler Ford, VP of Sales at Imaginnovate; Kevin Kull, Senior Vice President, Sales & Operations at PalletTrader; Marcus Cookey and Mustafa Azizi; and Justin Martin. 

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