“We believe this alliance can enhance and accelerate (J.B. This includes the release of additional offerings, such as predictive modeling, advanced data analytics and real-time visibility solutions. Hunt to collaborate on expediting the digital transformation in the transportation sector. In a research brief on the partnership, analysts Justin Long and Jack Atkins and associates George Sellers and Wade Schaller, all of Little Rock-based Stephens Inc., said it will allow engineers and business leaders at Google and J.B. This is an exciting time for our organization and those we serve, as we launch this initiative alongside Google.” Hunt 360 on Google Cloud will help drive us forward in our industry, and we expect it will produce innovative solutions meeting transportation and logistics needs. “Joining forces with Google was a natural fit, considering both companies’ histories of trailblazing and industry disruption,” said John Roberts, president and CEO of J.B. Hunt will use advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning tools from Google Cloud to develop new services to digitally transform the shipping and logistics experience for shippers, carriers and service providers. Hunt 360 will leverage Google’s Data Cloud to better predict outcomes, empower users and make informed decisions, according to the release. Hunt 360 is to centralize data from across these systems, helping to reduce waste, friction and inefficiencies, the release shows. Existing carriers rely on a patchwork of information technology systems across the supply chain, capacity use, pricing and transportation delivery. Real-time data is significant to the $1 trillion logistics industry, and customers have increased expectations for faster services and more transparency on shipments, according to a news release. Hunt 360 that digitally connects shipments with available capacity, increases efficiency and enhances visibility in the platform.
The multi-year partnership is expected to expand J.B.
Hunt’s digital transformation and develop next-generation supply chain platform technology. and Sunnyvale, Calif.-based technology company Google announced Wednesday (Feb.
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