by OTL Blog | Jun 4, 2018 | Courier service, Little Rock, Logistics, Northwest Arkansas, OTL Blog, Tulsa
Business and the economy are forever in the state of change, but a rising development will change the face of the workforce for years to come. The “Gig Economy” is rapidly taking hold across the country as more employees are becoming self-employed contractors. We at...
by OTL Blog | May 15, 2018 | Logistics, Little Rock, Northwest Arkansas, OTL Blog, Tulsa
A few months ago, we posted a blog about five trends that are having a lasting impression on last mile delivery services, including data-driven decisions and the increased use of electronic data interchange or EDI. In recent years, more companies have begun relying on...
by OTL Blog | May 1, 2018 | OTL Blog, Little Rock, Northwest Arkansas, The OTL Family, Tulsa
We are starting a new series of blog posts that feature our suppliers, who are companies we work with that make what we do at On Time Logistics possible. We’ve been sharing about our personnel and clients on our blog for a while now and are excited to share about...
by OTL Blog | Apr 23, 2018 | Little Rock, Logistics, Northwest Arkansas, OTL Blog, Small Business, Tulsa
When Steve Jones created On Time Logistics in 2007, it was entirely focused on courier service. As the economy and business climate changed, the demand shifted from courier service to other types of logistics services, especially last mile delivery. Ironically,...
by OTL Blog | Apr 10, 2018 | Little Rock, Logistics, Northwest Arkansas, OTL Blog, Tulsa
Whether it’s the retail business or the logistics industry, every industry has a network and a need to build relationships. For shippers, carriers, and suppliers, this networking event is called the Express Carriers Association (ECA) Marketplace. We attended the...
by OTL Blog | Apr 4, 2018 | Little Rock, Courier service, Northwest Arkansas, OTL Blog, Tulsa
Results of a survey released late last month tell what many healthcare providers already know. Improper inventory management is causing problems for patient care. The Cardinal Health survey of surgical staff and hospital supply chain heads shows that the lack of...
