Jim Davidson, president and CEO of NTE (formerly the National Transportation Exchange) told editors during the recent D/C Expo that the company is moving ahead with plans to go beyond its spot market roots to provide a comprehensive exchange for businesses that buy, sell and manage transportation services. NTE's vision is that we'll create an arena where people can buy and sell transportation services
Jim Davidson, president and CEO of NTE (formerly the National Transportation Exchange) told editors during the recent D/C Expo that the company is moving ahead with plans to go beyond its spot market roots to provide a comprehensive exchange for businesses that buy, sell and manage transportation services.
“NTE's vision is that we'll create an arena where people can buy and sell transportation services — very similar to the airline industry, which has only four reservation systems,” Davidson said.
The company reported 6.4 million hits to its web site and a tripling of business volumes in the first quarter of this year. Go to www.nte.com.
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