The Binding Arbitration Process offered under the UIIA program provides Motor Carrier and Equipment Provider participants an alternative option for resolution of invoice disputes without incurring the expensive costs associated with taking these types of claims to court.

Join Information Services staff as they outline how to use the binding arbitration process and overview the following information:

• Identify types of charges that are acceptable for submission under the binding arbitration process
• Outline the steps necessary to submit a claim for binding arbitration
• Identify the types of supporting documentation that the involved parties should include when submitting a specific type of claim
• Provide an overview of how to utilize prior arbitration case decisions as a reference for current disputes.
• Review the timelines under the binding arbitration process

Moderator:

Debbie Sasko, AVP Information Services

Participant:

Sherry Parnell, Program Manager Information Services

Join two of the most forward-thinking leaders in a candid discussion of what it takes to revitalize commercial processes — particularly in the RFP and contracted revenue workflows — using a new generation of collaboration software solutions.

Andy Clarke oversaw finances at C.H. Robinson, the largest freight broker in the US during a period of rapid growth, returning nearly $2B in capital over the last four years.

Professor John Langley of Penn State’s Center for Supply Chain Research is an expert in operations management, having spent considerable time researching the cost of information hand-offs between commercial and operational teams.

Our experts:

• Andrew Clarke, Board Member at Rock-it Cargo USA LLC, and former CFO for CH Robinson
• John Golob, CMO, Winmore
• C. John Langley Jr, PhD - Professor of Supply Chain Management in the Smeal College of Business at Penn State University and Director of Development in the Center for Supply Chain Research

Join us and our experts from TTX Company as we discuss intermodal’s end-of year results for 2019. We will also examine the larger economy, intermodal trends, and offer insight into what to watch for in 2020.

IANA collects a unique data set of the intermodal industry’s freight flows by equipment type and corridor, coupled with IMC loads and revenue numbers, as well as trucking industry results. This data, delivered quarterly to IANA members in the Intermodal Market Trends & Statistics Report, delivers invaluable insights into current intermodal market performance and key long-term trends. Learn how you can put this vital business intelligence to work in your business.

Our TTX Company experts:

• Pat Casey, Vice President Fleet, TTX Co.
• Peter Wolff, Director of Market Development
• John Woodcock, Director of Market Development

Intermodal Interchange Executive Committee (IIEC) recently approved revisions to the UIIA that establish a new process for handling an EP’s suspension of a Motor Carrier’s interchange privileges. Effective January 20, 2020, all EPs will be required to issue notifications related to interchange suspensions via e-mail through IANA and the UIIA system. This will streamline the process by having all notifications for interchange suspensions coming from a single source versus multiple EP domains and ensure that MCs receive the proper notification of a EP’s intent to suspend interchange privileges as required under the UIIA.

Please join UIIA staff on Tuesday, January 14th at 2:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) for a brief overview of this new process.

The Intermodal Interchange Executive Committee (IIEC) recently approved revisions to the UIIA that establish a new process for handling an EP’s suspension of a Motor Carrier’s interchange privileges. Effective January 20, 2020, all EPs will be required to issue notifications related to interchange suspensions via e-mail through IANA and the UIIA system. This will streamline the process by having all notifications for interchange suspensions coming from a single source versus multiple EP domains. In addition, the process for handling requests for EP addenda revisions has also been modified.

Please join UIIA staff on Monday, January 13th at 2:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) for a brief overview of these changes.

How is intermodal performing? Join us and our experts from TTX Company as we discuss intermodal’s performance. We will also examine the larger economy, intermodal trends, and offer insight into what to keep an eye on.

IANA collects a unique data set of the intermodal industry’s freight flows by equipment type and corridor, coupled with IMC loads and revenue numbers, as well as trucking industry results. Through subscriptions to the Equipment Type, Size, and Ownership Database and the Intermodal Volume Analyzers (current and full historic), IANA provides critical tools for the effective management of business assets across the intermodal supply chain. Learn how you can put this vital business intelligence to work in your business.

Our TTX Company experts:

• Melissa Peralta, Senior Economist, Fleet Research & Forecasting
• Peter Wolff, Director of Market Development
• John Woodcock, Director of Market Development