Freight forwarders today face an unforgiving landscape. Port congestion in major trade hubs like Los Angeles, Rotterdam, and Singapore has become routine, shipping rates are volatile, and geopolitical tensions—like the ongoing Red Sea disruptions or trade tariff shifts—are rewriting traditional routes. Add to this extreme weather events disrupting schedules
In this blog, we’ll explore: The current state of CRM in logistics and freight forwarding Why implementing CRM is essential for logistics businesses Common challenges in adopting CRM systems, and How Logi-Sys can help logistics and freight forwarding companies overcome these obstacles and reap the benefits The Role of
Logistics operations are inherently complex, involving multiple stakeholders, processes, and geographies. Managing these operations effectively requires precise coordination, real-time visibility, and efficient workflows. However, many logistics providers rely on fragmented systems or manual processes, which can lead to inefficiencies, delays, and reduced accuracy. This is where an ERP for
International trade is the backbone of global supply chains, but delays at customs can bring it all to a standstill. Modernizing your customs process isn’t just smart—it’s essential. To ensure smooth and compliant customs operations, freight forwarders, shippers, LSPs must accurately file customs documents and adhere to regulations. By
The recent Republican victory in the U.S., with Donald Trump returning to office, is likely to bring significant changes to global logistics and trade. Known for his “America First” stance, Trump emphasizes protecting U.S. interests, reshaping trade policies, and strengthening borders. For the logistics industry, this creates a mix
