quantumfish.com

http://www.ctatechs.com/ + http://www.lhptransport.com/

These were simple static corporate websites. I provided all of the site layout and design. The HTML and CSS were hand coded with a small amount of PHP on the backend utilized for the common header, footer, and navigation elements. The original content was largely MS Office generated and required a good deal of hand reformatting to be standards comformant.

http://www.loadmover.com/ + http://prime.loadmover.com/ + http://www.loadmax.com/

This site was a complex web application designed to be used in the transportation logistics industry. Its initial purpose was to help match LTL truck carriers with available loads from shippers. Over the course of the development a number of other useful tools were added. The project also became the base code for several sister sites including Prime, Inc.’s customized version and the commercial version available through LoadMax.com. Some features included:

• 3rd party data integration – retrieving, parsing, and importing EDI formatted data from AS400 mainframes for website display
• 3rd party application integration – fetching LTL rates from Linux network service utilizing a XML-RPC middleware solution
• Building custom Bill of Lading forms and generating printable PDF document versions on the fly
• Advanced search capabilities including complex distance and radius location calculations
• Customizable automated search agents providing specific matches via email

LHP Agents Xtranet

The Agents Xtranet project provided a toolset for contracted logistics agents located throughout the country. The tools included data management for trucks, loads, and contacts for each agent. Data could be imported/exported from MS Excel via common CSV type formats. A document storage system for managing images of scanned documents such as Bill of Lading forms was also incorporated into the system. User access was controlled through a detailed ACL framework.

http://www.dats.us/ + http://www.transbids.com/

These were uncompleted / scrapped projects that underwent some degree of internal development but were never publicly launched. The dats.us website was designed to become a directory of transportation industry service providers with a focus on minority owned businesses. The Transbids.com project was meant to provide a system for logistics companies to easily complete bid proposals on lanes provided by shippers (e.g. Kodak, Pepsi, Quaker). The system would function similar to a auction or RFP type tool, automating winning bid selections.