Lesson Plans
Investment in the growth of a diverse local tech community is in line with our core values, and key to our future.
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The Success of a Company Relies on the Strength of its Employees
As a service business, our employees are the largest and most important assets we have, which is why our employees are one of our company’s four key stakeholders.
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Listening, Then Developing
Daycos listens to our customers and then develops solutions based on customer and industry needs. Our newest solution, agere, an online billing platform for agents, is just one example of this process.
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Community Colleges Bridging the Gap Between Supply Chain, IT and Engineering
Blog contributor Jeremy Banta, Lead Instructor of SCM from Columbus State Community College, discusses new college programs that are a win-win for students and potential employers.
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A Letter to Our Stakeholders – Community
At Daycos, when we make important business decisions, we strive to make a positive impact on our community.
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Data Is Calling
In the age of the Internet of Things (IoT), better insights and control of all types of data is needed.
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Data, In Your Lane
Blog contributor, Cheryl Garcia from U.S. Bank provides insights into making freight processes more efficient.
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Organizational Restructure for the DOD Personal Property Program
New organizational structure for the lead elements involved in the oversight of the DOD personal property program has been announced.
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Partnering for the Long Haul
Blog contributor Bill Hutchinson, discusses the importance of communication between shippers and carriers.
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A Letter to Our Stakeholders
At Daycos, instead of shareholders, we talk about our stakeholders: our customers, our employees, our community, and the company itself. We strive to evaluate the impact of every decision we make on these four entities.
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