The NATCO Blog

Literally So. The updated Apple TV—through which you can play all sorts of music, movies, shows and games—has an interesting addition that wasn’t in the old version. Say we find a movie and scroll down the screen for more information. […]

NATCO: from General to Specific. Team NATCO fields many questions about all aspects of our business. In our view, no question is too small or inconsequential. It all contributes toward our establishing and growing professional relationships with our customers. Here […]

Best Invention Since the Wheel. As we saw in last week’s blog, one truck’s tire costs are approximately $4,000 per year. And with that, we thought to share a brief history of the tire…though it’s difficult to do that without […]

Pulling Back the Curtains on Process. By experience—and through conversations with our trusted customers and vendors: one of the biggest hurdles in business operations is management’s knowing when and how to delegate authority. As VP of Operations, Cori Eckley has […]

Porter: From Driving to Dispatch. Sharon Porter has worked with Team NATCO for 15 years. She knows both sides of the freight business, from driver’s seat to dispatcher’s chair, and she’s glad to share her secret to success: Patience. “‘Thank […]

A New Proposal to Better the Small Business Environment. On June 14th and 15th, we were in Washington, DC, to attend the Capitol Hill Fly In, sponsored by the Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA). TIA is the nation’s largest group of […]

Generally Speaking. Full disclosure: We would much rather our potential and repeat clients ask us too many questions than not enough questions. In our view, everybody wins when everybody is on the same page. And with that, we want to […]