Join us at the CLDA Final Mile Forum & Expo

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February 9 - February 11, 2023

Location

NEW ORLEANS, LA

The current final mile environment continues to challenge many of those in the last mile space. COVID-19, economic changes, labor shortages, and continual insurance hikes are changing the face of the industry. How are we Winning the Next Mile?

The annual CLDA Final Mile Forum & Expo is the premier logistics event for supply chain leaders operating in the ‎final mile space and is the year’s best opportunity to expand your knowledge, build your ‎network, and explore the latest products and solutions.

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Latest Resources

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What is Reverse Logistics

What Is Reverse Logistics? In traditional supply chains, logistics focuses on the forward movement of goods — from manufacturers to distribution centers, then onward to retailers and customers. But once a product reaches the end user, what happens next? That’s where reverse logistics comes into play. Reverse logistics, also known as reverse supply chain, return… Continue reading What is Reverse Logistics

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Press Releases

nuVizz and Ford Motor Company to Share Keys to 96% Parts Delivery Success at Home Delivery World

nuVizz helping Ford deliver 90 million parts to dealerships annually ATLANTA, May 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — nuVizz, a leading innovator in last-mile transportation management solutions (TMS), will present alongside Ford Motor Company at Home Delivery World 2025, one of North America’s premier logistics and supply chain conferences. This session will provide a behind-the-scenes look at… Continue reading nuVizz and Ford Motor Company to Share Keys to 96% Parts Delivery Success at Home Delivery World

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From Freight Planning to Real-Time Execution: Why Traditional TMS Falls Short in the Last Mile

Key Takeaways Traditional TMS is built for planning; last-mile operations demand real-time execution and continuous optimization. Dynamic routing and automated dispatch help enterprises respond to changing delivery conditions in real time. Enterprise TMS complexity can involve 200+ requirements, 40–50 carriers, and multiple disconnected systems. Real-world deployments have delivered measurable results, including an approximately 70% reduction… Continue reading From Freight Planning to Real-Time Execution: Why Traditional TMS Falls Short in the Last Mile

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