A first draft attempt to convert the logistic map bifurcation diagram to sound.  The logistics map is f(x)=4Ax(1-x) where A is a real parameter between 0 and 1.  In this draft, the value of A is associated with time: as time goes forward, A ranges from 0.65 to 1 (in general for the logistics map it is reasonable to consider A from 0 to 1, but the sound is very simple and changes slow for A less than 0.65, so I've left that out).  For each A value, many x values are chosen and many iterations of f(x) are applied; the end result is used to calculate a frequency (linearly determined between 100 and 4100 hz) for a sound event at the time corresponding to the A value.

first draft: sound from logistic map bifurcation diagram

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Daynamez Group: Pioneering the Future of Global Freight Logistics

In this episode of Supply Chain Decoded, host Jenni Ruiz sits down with Jesse Buckingham, co-founder of Vooma—the platform that’s redefining what it means to scale a freight business with AI. Jesse’s no stranger to the logistics industry, having previously led companies like Trucker Tools and Record360. Now, he’s building AI agents that slot directly into the workflows of logistics teams, taking on the tedious, repetitive tasks that slow brokers down.

Jesse shares the vision behind Vooma’s orchestration platform, why their "launch week" strategy took the industry by storm, and how AI agents are being personified—literally—as indispensable team members. He also breaks down what it really means to trust automation in an industry that thrives on control, and why visibility, communication, and cost per load are being fundamentally transformed.

This is a must-listen for logistics leaders evaluating AI investments, grappling with adoption, or just looking to get out of email hell. Plus, hear Jesse’s take on what most companies get wrong when implementing new tech—and what separates the good operators from the great.
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Supply Chain Decoded | Feat. Jesse Buckingham, Vooma

Answering YES to the question today are Robert Zehetner, VP Logistics Automation, and Cesar Lapuerta, Sales Director at KEBA

In this episode, we talk about

Last-mile delivery challenges for retailers, e-tailers and delivery companies
Solutions for making last-mile delivery more efficient
And the role parcel lockers play in this

Please enjoy my conversation with Robert and Cesar.


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Episode 052 - Unlocking Retail Efficiency with Multi-Channel Solutions and Parcel Lockers

In this episode of Supply Chain Decoded, host Jenni Ruiz sits down with Corey Abbott, Chief Growth Officer at PortPro, to dive into one of the most overlooked yet essential links in the supply chain: drayage.

From his early days in corporate IT at XPO to leading AI transformation at PortPro, Corey brings a rare blend of technical fluency and logistics expertise. He explains why drayage—long plagued by spreadsheets, missed appointments, and paper-heavy workflows—is finally getting the tech overhaul it deserves. The key? AI agents purpose-built for drayage operations.

Corey breaks down how PortPro’s agentic AI is eliminating repetitive tasks, streamlining communication with BCOs, and enabling teams to plan smarter. With a marketplace of new automation tools dropping every week, PortPro is arming drayage companies with the tech needed to boost margins during down markets—and scale fast when volumes rebound.

Whether you're a shipper, carrier, or broker, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who wants to understand the current drayage landscape and the future of automation in supply chain logistics.
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Supply Chain Decoded | Feat. Corey Abbott, PortPro

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Vehicle Tracking (2)

Insurance might not be the sexiest topic in freight—but it should be. In this episode of Supply Chain Decoded, host Jenni Ruiz sits down with Taylor Walker, Chief Insurance Officer at Loadsure, and Michael Kennedy, VP of Partnerships, to unpack one of the most misunderstood (and mission-critical) aspects of logistics: cargo insurance.

Together, they decode the difference between hard and soft insurance markets, the rise of theft and fraud in 2025, and why too many brokers are unknowingly flying blind on coverage. They break down what a truly tech-powered, usage-based model looks like—and how it’s saving brokers serious money and margin. Spoiler: you can set it up in under a minute.

You’ll also hear why almonds are a hot theft target, what happens when hay combusts, and how rejected strawberries can derail a week. If you're a freight broker still relying on outdated policies, this episode might just save your business.

Key Topics:

• Why insurance cycles don’t always mirror freight cycles
• How theft, impersonation, and fraud are rewriting risk models
• The rise of on-demand cargo insurance and holistic freight protection
• What brokers get wrong about liability (and how to fix it)
• Real claims stories—from nuts to railcar fires
• Why tech-forward doesn’t mean mega-fleet only

This is the freight insurance episode you didn’t know you needed—until now.
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Supply Chain Decoded | Feat. Taylor Walker & Michael Kennedy, Loadsure

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“The View from Jamestown” Chemical Podcast
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Episode 128| July 2025
 
Episode 128 of The View from Jamestown Podcast Edition is an update on summertime business, with a mix of vacation time and plant turnarounds as well as emergency orders and an uptick in business in some industries.
 
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Summary generated with AI: This episode of "The View from Jamestown" podcast features TCC's July 2025 business update with a full team including customer service manager Jill Goldstein, inside sales manager Nicole Iannuccillo, AJ Petrarca (recently back from an Achilles injury), and company president Robb Roach. The discussion centers heavily on the ongoing challenges of navigating tariffs and trade policy uncertainty, with team members noting that constantly shifting deadlines and conflicting information make business planning extremely difficult. They observe that customers are increasingly operating on a "just-in-time" basis rather than building inventory, leading to more emergency orders as companies avoid holding excess stock due to unpredictable policy changes.

The team reports that while business has been slower during the typical summer period, they're seeing signs of potential pickup in August, particularly for agricultural products like dicyandiamide, BPT, and urea that are needed for spring planting seasons. Ocean freight and port operations are running smoothly with minimal delays once shipments reach US ports, though this is partly attributed to overall reduced demand. They discuss how Chinese suppliers have responded to tariffs by lowering their prices significantly, essentially absorbing much of the tariff impact while maintaining market share.
The conversation also touches on the company's commitment to in-person collaboration, with Robb Roach emphasizing their decision against remote work and their focus on hiring and training young talent. The team promotes their upcoming appearance at the Chemicals America show in Savannah, highlighting their "people, not portals" philosophy that emphasizes personal relationships over automated systems. TLC's Joe Hassenfratz provides a logistics update, noting challenges in the LTL sector and recommending rail transport for longer hauls as a cost-effective solution, while emphasizing the importance of forecasting to help carriers plan capacity and pricing.

Episode 128: Summertime Business Update: Tariffs, Freight & Emergency Orders - July 2025

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