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Yard Asset Management: Digitize Logistics for Efficiency
Yard asset management involves strategically coordinating and optimizing all physical assets in logistics yards, such as trailers, containers, dock assignments, and driver workflows. It plays a crucial role in enhancing the efficiency of your supply chain, yet many operations still overlook it.
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Yard Management in Warehousing: Drive Efficiency with Automation
The yard is a crucial area where highway transportation connects with warehouse operations. However, it is often neglected when it comes to improving supply chain efficiency. While advanced Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) have automated indoor processes and Transportation Management Systems (TMS) have optimized road logistics, the yard still operates as a data black hole between these two highly automated environments.
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Detention in Trucking: Causes, Fees, Impact & Solutions
Detention in trucking refers to the time drivers and their vehicles spend waiting at shipper or receiver facilities beyond the agreed-upon free time allowance. This waiting period typically occurs during loading, unloading, or administrative processes that extend beyond normal operational expectations.
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Generative AI in Supply Chain: Enhance Efficiency & Visibility
Generative AI in supply chain operations represents a significant shift from traditional automation to intelligent, adaptive systems that can create, predict, and optimize in real-time. Unlike conventional AI that simply processes existing data, generative AI creates new insights, scenarios, and solutions by learning patterns from large datasets and generating novel outputs that drive smarter decision-making across your entire supply network.
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Terminal vs. Manhattan YMS
Terminal is a purpose-built, AI-native Yard Operating System (YOS) that provides end-to-end orchestration and automation across the entire yard, from gate to dock and across the network. Manhattan YMS, while effective within its ecosystem, is primarily a module of Manhattan’s broader WMS and TMS offerings. Terminal’s focus on AI and computer vision for yard operations delivers a standalone, full-stack solution that provides deeper visibility, automation, and real-time decision-making compared to a WMS-dependent add-on.
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Terminal vs. SAP YMS
Terminal is a purpose-built, AI-native Yard Operating System (YOS) that provides end-to-end orchestration and automation across the entire yard, from gate to dock and across the network. SAP Yard Logistics, while a robust solution within the SAP ecosystem, is primarily designed as a module integrated with SAP TM and EWM. While SAP provides valuable yard features and visibility, Terminal’s modern, cloud-native, AI-first approach delivers flexible, full-stack yard management without being tied to a single ecosystem.
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Terminal vs. Eaigle
Terminal is a purpose-built, AI-native Yard Operating System (YOS) that provides end-to-end orchestration and automation across the entire yard, from gate to dock and across the network. Eaigle is an AI-powered computer vision platform focused on facility safety and compliance. While both leverage AI and computer vision, Terminal is focused on real-world yard execution, providing deep supply chain execution analytics and full-stack logistics orchestration, whereas Eaigle is primarily designed for facility monitoring.
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Terminal vs. Renaissant
Terminal is a purpose-built, AI-native Yard Operating System (YOS) that provides end-to-end orchestration and automation across the entire yard, from gate to dock and across the network. Renaissant positions itself as a broader logistics process automation platform, bridging with WMS, TMS, and ERP systems. While both aim to eliminate inefficiencies, Terminal is focused on real-world yard execution, leveraging computer vision and automation to transform yard operations into a strategic asset.
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Terminal vs. Vector
Terminal is a modern, AI-native Yard Operating System that delivers end-to-end orchestration of yard operations, workflows, and analytics. Unlike Vector, which focuses primarily on inbound/outbound traffic management and digitizing paperwork, Terminal provides a holistic platform that unifies visibility, automates processes, and integrates the entire logistics network, turning the yard into a strategic asset rather than just a point of control.
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Terminal vs. C3 Solutions
Terminal is a purpose-built, AI-native Yard Operating System designed from the ground up to deliver seamless yard orchestration and automation. Unlike C3 Solutions, which evolved through legacy systems and acquisitions, Terminal provides a single, integrated platform that unifies visibility, workflows, and analytics across the entire yard network, enabling faster, smarter, and more flexible operations.
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Terminal vs. FourKites
Terminal delivers the industry’s first AI-native, Computer Vision-powered Yard Operating System (YOS), turning the yard into a fully orchestrated, automated, and intelligent operational environment. Unlike FourKites, which integrates yard management into a broader visibility platform, Terminal focuses on execution—connecting gate, yard, and dock operations in a single, seamless system.
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Terminal vs. P44
Terminal transforms yard operations with the industry’s first AI-native, Computer Vision-powered Yard Operating System (YOS), delivering fully orchestrated and automated gate-to-dock workflows. Unlike Project44, which focuses primarily on in-transit visibility, Terminal provides end-to-end execution inside the yard, connecting systems, workflows, and teams in a single, seamless platform.
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Terminal vs. Kaleris
Terminal delivers the industry’s first AI-native, Computer Vision-powered Yard Operating System (YOS), turning the yard into a fully orchestrated, automated environment. Unlike Kaleris, which consolidates existing supply chain software across multiple nodes, Terminal focuses on execution inside the yard—connecting gate, yard, and dock operations in a single platform to eliminate inefficiencies, data silos, and manual workarounds.
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Terminal vs. Yardview
Terminal is an AI-native Yard Operating System that unifies visibility, automation, and analytics across the entire yard network. Unlike YardView’s rule-based, site-specific platform, Terminal delivers full yard orchestration powered by AI and computer vision for real-time accuracy and automation. Built for scalability, it installs in days, standardizes operations across networks, and delivers rapid, measurable ROI.
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Measure the Change and Kill the Rest: First-Principles Thinking in Logistics Product Innovation
The modern logistics yard remains the weakest link in global supply chains, stuck in manual processes and fragmented legacy systems while warehouses and transportation have advanced. Applying first-principles thinking—rebuilding operations from the ground up based on immutable constraints, observable signals, and measurable outcomes—can transform the yard into a flow-driven system that minimizes wait times and eliminates unnecessary work. By aligning information with decisions in real time and using AI to automate and orchestrate operations, logistics yards can finally achieve the efficiency, visibility, and reliability long promised but never delivered.
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Prologis Groundbreakers 2025
Check out this video from Prologis Groundbreakers 2025 event a few weeks ago. Terminal CEO Darin Brannan talking about the yard. "The Yard is now the bottleneck for transport and digital transformation in logistics...bringing AI and Computer Vision over the top of dated tech will deliver ROI, rapid efficiency gains, along with measurable sustainability gains too!"
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