Introduction: The Logistics Complexity Trap Managing logistics today is a high-stakes balancing act. Freight forwarders, 3PLs, and logistics service providers juggle multiple tasks—shipment coordination, customs compliance, financial accounting, customer service, and more. Yet, many still rely on a patchwork of disconnected software systems, leading to inefficiencies, delays, and rising
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
In today’s fast-paced digital era, businesses are constantly seeking innovative technologies to stay ahead and ensure the efficiency of their operations. One such technology that has recently gained prominence in various industries is blockchain. But when it comes to logistics, the million-dollar question remains: Is “Blockchain in Logistics” a
“Everyone wants to get back to nature. But no one on foot” – Werner Mitsch Climate change has been the most-discussed topic in the recent past. And a phrase that almost synonymously appears in the discussions is “sustainable logistics”. The collective demand for climate change has evoked several stakeholders
Last-mile delivery can be a make-or-break activity for logistics service providers. Its high importance is because it is the touchpoint between you and your end consumer. Last-mile delivery costs about 53% of the total delivery costs The smaller the promised delivery time, the larger the costs associated that eat
