Convoy’s Collapse appears inevitable in Retrospect

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Convoy’s Collapse appears inevitable in Retrospect

Convoy had the right idea: focus on a large market with relatively low barriers to entry where things hadn’t changed much since the advent of email. Their solution offered transparency in pricing, which benefited carriers and shippers alike. Despite their technological prowess, Convoy’s journey took a few early wrong turns, resulting in their decline.

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