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Thomas Deakins and Joe Lynch discuss the FreightTech roadmap. Thomas is Founder and CEO of Thomas Deakins Consulting, where he advises logistics and supply chain companies on digital supply chain strategy, technology selection, and creating supply chain partnerships. About Thomas Deakins Thomas Deakins is Founder and CEO of Thomas Deakins Consulting, a freight technology advisory. Thomas is well known in the supply chain ecosystem with a history of success in the supply chain technology and consulting/services industry. Thomas is recognized as a leader in building strategic world-class supply chain partner ecosystems. He is known for his thought leadership and experience in ESG Scope 3 transportation sustainability, TMS applications, real time supply chain visibility applications, and digital supply chain strategies. During his 30 years plus career, Thomas has worked for project44, Oracle, Trimble, MavenWire, MercuryGate, CHEP and JB Hunt. Thomas earned his MBA in Global Supply Chain from the University of Tennessee Knoxville.  About Thomas Deakins Consulting Thomas Deakins Consulting is a trusted advisor to clients in three areas of the supply chain ecosystem: 1.) Digital Supply Chain Data Strategy, 2.) Digital Supply Chain Technology Selection, 3.) Creating World Class Supply Chain Partnership Ecosystem. The firm has 3 marketing segments: technology start-ups struggling with market fit, shippers and 3PLs that need helps with supply chain tech selection, and go-to-market strategies for emerging and established supply chain technology companies. Key Takeaways: The FreightTech Roadmap Thomas Deakins is Founder and CEO of Thomas Deakins Consulting, where he advises logistics and supply chain companies on digital supply chain strategy, technology selection, and creating supply chain partnerships. In the podcast interview, Thomas and Joe discuss the FreightTech road map and its impact on shippers, brokers, 3PLs, and technology companies. Learn More About The FreightTech Roadmap Thomas on LinkedIn Thomas Deakins Consulting The Logistics of Logistics Podcast If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a positive review, subscribe, and share it with your friends and colleagues. The Logistics of Logistics Podcast: Google, Apple, Castbox, Spotify, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tunein, Podbean, Owltail, Libsyn, Overcast Check out The Logistics of Logistics on Youtube

“If you want and need complete control, go solo... But if you’re looking for scale, and massive impact, I believe that partnership is the absolute best way to accomplish scale” Chris Plough The idea of partnering with someone else to scale the business is a non-starter for a lot of entrepreneurs, myself included. But others absolutely swear by it. In this episode my friends Chris Plough (founding partner of MavenWire) and UJ Ramdas (co-founder of Intelligent Change) try to convince me of the many benefits partnerships can have if you’re looking to scale. What you need to know about yourself and the person you’re thinking of partnering with, how to develop shared core values and a common vision to drive your business and your partnership forward, and the Pros and Cons of partnering to scale in this episode of Community Made. People mentioned in this episode: Alex Ikonn Samuel Levin Cameron Herold Marshall Rosenberg Philip Mckernan James Wallace Chris Hatfield  Shaa Wasmund Dan Martell, James Altucher  Select Links and References: The 5 Minute Journal & The Productivity Planner"   https://www.intelligentchange.com/ Marshall Rosenburg - Non Violent Communication: https://www.amazon.com/Nonviolent-Communication-Language-Marshall-Rosenberg/dp/1892005034 Cameron Herold - Double Double: https://www.amazon.com/Double-Your-Revenue-Profit-Years/dp/1608320995

Chris Plough is a big time adventurer and explorer. He founded a company called MavenWire, which became an eight figure global consulting and hosting company before selling it. Chris is someone that has always really intrigued me. He is always doing really interesting things and going on new adventures. He is known for leaning hard…

In this episode of Find Your True North, we’ll be talking with Chris Plough. Chris founded MavenWire, which became an 8-figure global company before he sold it to pursue other ventures. Along the way, he returned to college and received his degree in Theatre Arts, Acting and Directing. Chris is also known for his adventures. He leans hard against limits in order to enjoy a great story — from performing naked on a stage in front of hundreds, to trekking across Siberia and sub-zero temperatures on a motorcycle to reach the Arctic Circle. In this episode, Chris and I will be talking about how he blends experience, intellect, and intuition; how a trip through Mongolia in an ambulance changed his relationship with his inner voice; How empathy can lead to better intuition; and The spectrum of procrastination, intuition, and perfectionism. For more information about the Find Your True North podcast, visit www.intuition.today. Enjoy the episode!

Chris Plough wraps up the base OTM architecture by reviewing the database tier, which is used by OTM for all data storage. Enjoy and please post comments with what you liked or, if nothing else, making fun of Chris's poor drawing skills! http://www.MavenWire.com

Continuing from last week, Chris Plough talks about OTM's App tier. Roger Ebert says, "It's an amazing journey. I just can't get enough WebLogic and the Database Connection Pool brought tears to my eyes." http://www.MavenWire.com

This week we delve in deeper to the OTM Architecture; we will focus on the OTM Web Tier, which is comprised of Apache and Tomcat. For a refresher on the overall OTM architecture, check out MW Podcast 007. As always, please leave feedback below and what you like and didn't like. http://www.MavenWire.com

We're back in the saddle! The MavenWire Team is preparing to film the next batch of MW Podcast videos. What topics around OTM and GTM would you like us to cover? Leave a comment below, post on our Facebook page (http://facebook.com/MavenWire) or send us an email (watch the video for the address). It just takes a second and helps us make better podcasts. http://www.MavenWire.com

Samuel Levin will show you how to setup and use Business Monitors in OTM. They're a great way to reduce the number of operational reports you use day-to-day. http://www.MavenWire.com/

What are Advanced Layouts? They're just like normal Layouts, but more advanced! Okay - so that may not be true, but this week Samuel Levin from MavenWire will show you how Advanced Layouts have replaced Workspaces in OTM v6.1. http://www.MavenWire.com

While we were at the OTM SIG Conference this year, there were several questions about how to use Manager Layouts to consolidate multiple tabs into a single page in version 6.1. Today Samuel Levin from MavenWire will show you exactly how that's done! http://www.MavenWire.com

Ever wonder how to raise other object actions from a related agent object? Well during this MavenWire Podcast Sam Levin will show you how to raise agent events to get more from your workflow in OTM (Oracle Transportation Management). We are looking for your comments and feedback so let us know what you want to see next from these podcasts! http://www.MavenWire.com

This week, Ever wondering which modes are available for a given lane but always use Bulk Plan to get Results? Samuel Levin will show you how to use Show Routing Options within OTM to manually optimize your loads. http://www.MavenWire.com

Can you believe we've already made it to the 10th Podcast? This week, Samuel Levin from MavenWire will show you how to search through the integration objects and retrieve statuses and error reports. We are looking for your feedback and comments. If there are topics you would like to see we want to hear about them! http://www.MavenWire.com

Now that you know how to access the EventDiagServlet (MW Podcast 008) - you'll start wondering which actions are assigned to each thread queue. Put away the crystal ball and Chris Plough from MavenWire will introduce you to the amazing Topic Queue Assignment servlet. We use this a lot (really - a lot) to determine which actions are potentially causing Oracle Transportation Management's thread queues to back up. http://www.MavenWire.com

Have you ever wondered how you can get a view into OTM's internal thread queues to monitor performance? If so, you'll love the EventDiagServlet. Chris Plough from MavenWire will guide you through this overview and show you how to tame the Oracle Transportation Management thread queues. http://www.MavenWire.com

The Oracle Transportation Management architecture can be complex, but is easy to understand, if broken down. This week Chris Plough is going review the overall OTM architecture, allowing us to dig deeper in future podcasts. Enjoy and let us know what you think! http://www.MavenWire.com

This week Samuel Levin (of MavenWire fame) and Chris Plough (of Super Agent fame) will show how to personalize the data entry screens in OTM (Oracle Transportation Management) using Manager Layouts. This functionality has been improved greatly in OTM v6.x. http://www.MavenWire.com

This Podcast will guide you through the Oracle Transportation Management (OTM) User Interface and how search and results screens can be modified to allow the user to edit multiple records at the same time from the results screen. For those end users out there this may make you more efficient. (Don't tell your boss!) http://www.MavenWire.com/

This week MavenWire is out at the 4th annual OTM SIG Conference in Philly. In honor of the event, we've decided to release a "special" episode early. http://www.MavenWire.com/

This week, Sam Levin guides you through OTM's Map feature. Do you remember the old Map feature in OTM v5.0 and v5.5? http://www.MavenWire.com/

Chris Plough and Samuel Levin from MavenWire continue their introduction to OTM. Learn how to create basic data objects, such as contacts and locations. In addition, you'll learn the location of MW's Secret Base! Please leave feedback! http://www.MavenWire.com/

Chris Plough and Samuel Levin from MavenWire walk you through the new OTM v6.x web interface. Learn how to navigate through OTM, including how to access finders, saved queries, business monitors, use the almighty FLVN buttons and access the online help system. We hope you enjoy the first in our podcast series! Please leave comments on what you liked and what you'd like to see covered in the future. http://www.MavenWire.com/