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In today’s cut-throat world of logistics, technology directly correlates to efficiency, allowing businesses to streamline their operations and move away from legacy, paper-based processes. Especially in industries such as shipping and logistics, technology’s potential to impact day-to-day operations is paramount. However, small and medium-sized companies lack the technological prowess needed to manage tendering, tracking, and other processes at the pace of larger players that have vast resources. This void in the industry became the foundation for Arizona-based EmergeTMS, a company that brings a free, unified portal to help shippers manage their everyday operations along with connecting with carriers outside their networks. “EmergeTMS allows small to mid-sized shippers to enjoy a free transportation management system (TMS), enabling them to take the right step toward technology,” says Jake Papa, the company’s vice president. 

