When the Music Hits
Notes from the Broker Carrier Summit
Last week at the Broker Carrier Summit, something unexpected happened. Between the panels, networking, and serious talk about freight visibility and digital transformation, a keyboard solo from the unlikelyest of attendees stole the show.
Our own Jake Persofsky, Insperia’s founder, tech leader, and touring musician, took the stage during the “Battle of the Bands” and absolutely lit it up, and the crowd went wild. For a moment, freight tech and rock & roll collided, and it was electric.
That moment summed up the entire week: connection, energy, and the power of rhythm, whether in music or in brokerage operations.
The BCS was full of conversations that flowed just as easily as the music. Everyone there shared one goal: finding better ways to move freight. And while the industry’s innovation on the surface is impressive, one topic kept coming up in every conversation Jake had: tech challenges.
Even among the most forward-thinking brokers, tech frustrations were mentioned several times:
- Systems that go down in the middle of the day.
- Servers that freeze when customers are waiting.
- Support teams that take hours or days to respond.
For companies moving millions in freight, that kind of downtime hits hard.
That is where Insperia comes in.
We help freight brokers turn IT from a headache into their greatest advantage. When systems stay up and running, the team stays focused. When tech runs smoothly, so does the freight. And when you have a support team that knows your environment, understands your people, and cares enough to respond fast, you start to realize, possibly for the first time, what great IT actually feels like.
The Broker Carrier Summit reminded us of something simple: performance matters, whether it is on stage or behind the screen.
And just like Jake’s solo, when everything is in sync, people notice.
Ready to make your technology hit the right notes?
Schedule a quick call with Jake to see how Insperia can keep your systems running like a perfect setlist.
