Kids Matter In a BIG Way

The Kids Matter Charity Ball is the organization’s largest annual fundraiser to support the many programs and partnerships we have to serve their mission.

William RochfortMarch 16, 2022Charity, Kids Matter International, Gala Event, BIG Logistics

USMCA Updates

The USMCA, a close cousin to its predecessor NAFTA, made it so that a strong learning curve wouldn’t be necessary, keeping processes flowing and issues at a minimum by following the key points on rules of origin and the nine data elements necessary to create a Certificate of Origin.

William RochfortMarch 1, 2022USMCA, Mexico, NAFTA, Nearshoring

What’s behind “Just In Time”

“Just-in-time” supply chains are being pulled into question as pandemic-related issues such as product shortages cause lean strategies to play a part in the strained availability of manufacturing components and consumer goods.

supply chainWilliam RochfortFebruary 10, 2022Final Mile, Logistics, Just In Time, Lean Logistics

Securing Cyber Defense

“Just-in-time” supply chains are being pulled into question as pandemic-related issues such as product shortages cause lean strategies to play a part in the strained availability of manufacturing components and consumer goods.

William RochfortFebruary 3, 2022Cyber Security, Cyber Defense, Supply Chain

Rethinking The Workplace in 2022

The time to act and think outside the box is now. With COVID-19 disrupting how businesses attract and retain employees since 2020, companies need to find new and improved ways to keep themselves going through their employees.

William RochfortJanuary 28, 2022Covid-19, Employee Retention, People First

SecurCapital Corp preparing for major Q1 portfolio expansion

SecurCapital Corp, a holding company operating portfolio companies in logistics and financial services, is preparing for a significant portfolio enhancement benefiting shareholders and investors before the close of the first quarter of 2022.

logisticsstephen russellJanuary 18, 2022Press Release, Expansion, El Paso, Laredo, Nearshoring

"Made In China" May Not Cut It Any More

Product imports are a huge part of the US global supply chain. You’ve seen ‘Made in China’ stickers on your products before, but now with COVID-19 restrictions and more outbreaks occurring in the Asian countries, supply chains are considering alternatives to embracing diversification.

supply chainWilliam RochfortJanuary 11, 2022China, Supply Chain, Reshoring, Manufacturing

California Crunch: Warehousing Issues on the West Coast

With historical congestion in the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports, US importers are acutely feeling the pain. There just isn’t enough space to store incoming freight in warehouses

William RochfortDecember 15, 2021Congestion, Warehousing, Distrobution