Cut the Cord. Embrace the Cloud.
October 16, 2018
The enemy of the logistics manager, dispatcher or driver is that of being stationary. Whether due to limited time, ability, or resources, being anchored means that inventory is not being delivered.
River City Petroleum: A PDI Software Case Study
Executive Summary The West Coast is known for producing a number of indie darlings — not just in…
The Fuel Supplier’s Guide to Surviving Low Sales and Tight Margins
Operational efficiency can help fuel suppliers weather volatile markets and lean margins. You’d be…
Trend Watch: Capitalizing on Consolidation
Only two decades ago nearly 11,000 companies in the U.S. identified as petroleum wholesalers.…
Building a Great Customer Service Culture
If you have a cell phone, cable TV provider or vehicle, chances are you know exactly how it feels…
PDI Gives Back: A Volunteer’s Perspective
Today is the International Day of Charity—a day established by the United Nations to spotlight…
That’s a Wrap: A Look Back at UC18
It’s been nearly three decades since PDI hosted its first Users Conference with a handful of…
PDI Chats: A Conversation with SIGMA CEO Ryan McNutt
When most people hear the word Sigma, it usually conjures images of a Greek letter, constellation,…
Fuel Taxes: Status – It’s Complicated
Benjamin Franklin said only two things in life are certain: death and taxes. Since PDI is not in…
Accurately Fulfill Consumer Demand by Leveraging Industry Experience with Targeted Technology
Make sure your station never runs dry by leveraging your experience within the market alongside…
Making Data-Driven Decisions: No Runouts, No Retains
Nearly two decades into the 21st century, and the world’s ever-evolving business landscape shows…
Valley Pacific Petroleum Services: A PDI Software case study
Executive Overview No surprises; no disappointments. That's the motto of California-based Valley…
Getting used to the new ELD reality
On April 1, drivers can be put out of service for not complying with the ELD mandate. The…