Tire Tracks: Driving the Logistics Industry

Explore over-the-road shipping with Banyan Technology’s Tire Tracks® podcast. Join us as we engage the leaders and personalities shaping today’s logistics industry. From first to final mile, gain practical insight into best practices, innovative technology, and the latest industry trends straight from the leading intelligent freight management software provider. New episodes released monthly!

Tire Tracks: Driving the Logistics Industry is a business podcast hosted by Banyan Technology, with 70 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Banyan Technology hosts Tire Tracks: Driving the Logistics Industry, a business show with 70 episodes published.

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  Episode #70

  The Montgomery Ruling and Carrier Validation | Episode 70

  Jul 29, 202625 min

  The Montgomery ruling has brought renewed attention to carrier selection and risk management across the freight industry. In episode 70 of Banyan Technology’s Tire Tracks® podcast, Overhaul SVP of Key Account Management Tony Yarrell provides insight into how the ruling may reshape expectations around carrier validation and operational accountability. He explains why carrier validation can no longer be treated as a one-time approval process, especially as freight fraud, cargo theft, capacity constraints, and legal exposure continue to intensify. Listen to learn why continuous risk management is becoming essential and what steps logistics teams can take to protect freight, customers, and their organizations. Don't miss a minute! Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Overhaul: https://www.over-haul.com/ Banyan Technology: https://banyantechnology.com/ Banyan Technology on ‌LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/banyan-technology Banyan Technology on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/banyantechnology Banyan Technology on X: https://x.com/BanyanTech Listen to Tire Tracks on-demand: https://podcast.banyantechnology.com Listen to Tire Tracks on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tire-tracks-driving-the-logistics-industry/id1651038809 Listen to Tire Tracks on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Aiya6qVXFsiXbUAwMT7S7 Watch this episode on-demand: https://banyantechnology.com/resource/the-montgomery-ruling-and-carrier-validation-episode-70/

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  Episode #69

  Preparing the Next Generation of Supply Chain Professionals | Episode 69

  Jun 2, 202633 minS0

  <p>Episode 69 of Banyan Technology’s Tire Tracks® podcast features Andrew Zeiser, assistant professor of supply chain management at John Carroll University.<br/><br/>Andrew discusses how supply chain education is evolving as the industry faces new challenges and opportunities driven by technology, disruption and operational development. The conversation explores how topics such as AI, freight theft, visibility, forecasting and supply chain resilience are influencing what students need to understand before entering the workforce.<br/><br/>Andrew also shares why leadership, communication and critical thinking remain essential skills alongside technical knowledge, and how rotational experiences help develop well-rounded supply chain pro...

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  Episode #68

  Intelligent Freight: Reducing Costs with LTL-to-TL Consolidation | Episode 68

  Apr 7, 202618 minS0

  <p>Episode 68 of Banyan Technology’s Tire Tracks® podcast concludes the When Your TMS Turns Every Data Point into a Signal mini-series with Jordan Pearman, VP of Supply Chain and Operations at Skidmore Sales & Distributing.</p><p>This episode focuses on how LTL-to-TL consolidation is helping freight teams reduce costs, improve shipment quality, and simplify operations. Jordan discusses how organizations are moving beyond manual consolidation processes and using technology and AI to identify opportunities faster and more consistently.</p><p>The conversation also highlights how consolidation supports broader supply chain ownership, reduces administrative burden, and improves service outcomes — all while align...

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  Episode #67

  Intelligent Freight: How AI is Delivering Freight Value | Episode 67

  Mar 24, 202632 minS0

  <p>Episode 67 of Banyan Technology’s Tire Tracks® podcast continues the When Your TMS Turns Every Data Point into a Signal mini-series with CloneOps.ai Founder and CEO David Bell. </p><p>This installment explores how freight AI is being applied to real operational challenges, including track-and-trace coverage, exception management and planning support. David explains how AI agents can reduce manual follow-up, identify anomalies across multiple data sources, and help logistics teams stay responsive in fast-moving environments.</p><p>The conversation also highlights the importance of trust and change management in AI adoption, and why human oversight remains critical even as a...

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  Episode #66

  Intelligent Freight: How Data Signals Protect Cargo | Episode 66

  Mar 10, 202621 minS0

  <p>Episode 66 of Banyan Technology’s Tire Tracks® podcast continues the When Your TMS Turns Every Data Point into a Signal mini-series with Keith Lewis, Vice President of Operations at CargoNet.</p><p>Keith explores how cargo theft prevention has evolved as both traditional cargo theft and digital freight fraud continue to grow. The discussion focuses on how real-time data visibility, intelligence networks, and risk signals are helping Shippers and 3PLs detect threats earlier and respond more effectively.</p><p>Keith also explains why “alarm fatigue” can make teams overlook critical warnings, how analytics tools support cargo theft prevention and recover...

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