David Maloney

Pittsburgh

Group Editorial Director at DC Velocity

Editorial Director at Supply Chain Quarterly

Host at Logistics Matters with DC VELOCITY

Editorial Director at Supply Chain Xchange

Chief Editor - DC Velocity

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Articles

Report: Trucking, warehousing pay up in Q1

1 week ago | dcvelocity.com | David Maloney

Despite the uncertain economic climate, wages for truck drivers and warehouse staff surged in the first quarter amid strong demand for frontline workers nationwide, according to a report from resume-building platform Resume Now and talent-matching platform Talroo, released this week. The companies’ Q1 frontline worker demand index found that wages in trucking and warehousing rose 16% and 15%, respectively, year-over-year as job openings in both sectors remained strong.
3PL tackles LTL

1 week ago | dcvelocity.com | Gary Frantz |Eva Ponce |Laura Lorenzo Allegue |David Maloney

Leaders at third-party logistics services provider (3PL) Trinity Logistics needed to get a better handle on the complexities of managing its less-than-truckload (LTL) business—so they turned to technology to solve the problem.
Warehouse automation market could be bruised by tariffs

1 week ago | dcvelocity.com | David Maloney |Diane Rand

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Craft beer company tackles high freight costs with next-gen TMS

1 week ago | dcvelocity.com | Diane Rand |David Maloney

A few years back, nonalcoholic craft beer producer Athletic Brewing found itself facing the classic growth challenge—at least where its shipping operations were concerned. Since its founding in 2017, the Stratford, Connecticut-based brewer had relied heavily on manual processes for tracking shipments, managing rate quotes, and coordinating with carriers.
Tap the brakes or steady as she goes: What’s ahead for sustainability programs?

2 weeks ago | dcvelocity.com | Gary Frantz |Eva Ponce |Laura Lorenzo Allegue |David Maloney

Sustainability practices have become widely ingrained in the operations of manufacturers, suppliers, retailers, and the many logistics partners that design supply chain networks, run truck fleets, book loads, manage warehouses, and generally ensure that goods are staged efficiently, move accurately, and arrive at their destination on time.
Report: North American manufacturers retrenched in March

2 weeks ago | dcvelocity.com | David Maloney

North American manufacturers reported a sharp pullback in activity in March due to tariffs, according to a monthly analysis from supply chain software firm GEP.
InPerson interview: Scott Childers of Stryten Energy

2 weeks ago | dcvelocity.com | David Maloney |Ben Ames |Diane Rand

Scott Childers is vice president for the Essential Power Division of Stryten Energy, where he is responsible for growing the company’s energy solutions and new technology offerings. He champions clean, renewable energy opportunities for Stryten and actively works with utilities and OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) to deploy long-duration, sustainable energy storage solutions.
Catch these speakers at National Forklift Safety Day 2025

2 weeks ago | dcvelocity.com | David Maloney

No matter how experienced forklift operators may be or what kind of equipment they use, compliance with safety regulations and best practices is critically important—not just for operators, but for everyone who works in a warehouse or DC. That’s why the Industrial Truck Association (ITA) continues to host its annual National Forklift Safety Day program.
Complexity can be the enemy of efficiency

2 weeks ago | dcvelocity.com | David Maloney

I have always been a history buff. I enjoy learning about people and the lives they led during different periods in history. I often spend my free time reading biographies or watching documentaries and historical dramas. I recently was attracted to a documentary series that delved into some of the reasons why Germany lost World War II. Of course, it dealt with the usual problems found in a totalitarian state, where one dictatorial leader makes all the decisions.
A good day for a long drive

3 weeks ago | dcvelocity.com | Ben Ames |David Maloney |Gary Frantz

If the driving-rangefigures for your new electric vehicle (EV) seem a little off, you might be inclined to blame it on the weather—especially if it’s cold outside. But a new study shows that when it comes to factors affecting EV range performance, there’s a lot more than temperature at play. You also have to consider altitude, rain and snow, and even how high you crank up the air conditioning on a hot summer day.