UPS harnesses advanced transportation management software to streamline operations and stay competitive in the global market. This technology reduces costs, enhances operational visibility, and improves customer service, setting new standards for logistics excellence. By continually optimizing their supply chain management, UPS not only meets but exceeds customer expectations, ensuring efficient and reliable delivery across over 200 countries and territories, solidifying their position as a leader in global logistics.
Transportation Management Software by LogiNext is a powerful tool for companies looking to make their operations safer and more efficient. By leveraging advanced technology and analytics, we enable companies to optimize routes, monitor vehicle performance, and mitigate risks, ultimately leading to safer roads and significant cost savings.
This article discusses the challenges of managing raw material expiration in the food and beverage manufacturing industry. It highlights the benefits of using a TMS solution, and how it can be used to optimize the management of raw materials.
Your ultimate guide to transportation management software that deals with the importance and benefits of cloud-based TMS, utilizing transportation dispatch software and the difference between TMS and ERP.
This blog deals with intermodal and multimodal transportation, showcasing the differences between the two and the advantages of each. Also, get an analysis of how technology plays a crucial role in a TMS.
The Ultimate Guide On How Route Optimization Will Improve Your Logistics Operations Be it for the first mile or the last mile; route optimization has been a problem for a long time that is yet to be tackled by the courier, express, parcel, e-commerce, retail, FMCG, and the transportation industry. Finding the best routing software […]
Covid has accelerated the need for delivery tracking and visibility by several years. National Posts and Postal networks have their work cut out to up the game and adopt technology. Read out LogiNext is helping National Posts across the globe.
According to the American Trucking Associations, freight tonnage hauled by trucks would increase by 27% (between 2016 and 2027). With global retail sales to touch $27 trillion by 2020, it just adds to the problems of high volume and restricted resources. Most of these companies would win or lose based on how they optimize their last mile deliveries.
Know where your drivers are at all times. A trucker was lost in snow-covered woods in Oregon for four days when the wrong address was plugged into the GPS. He managed to survive and walk back to more populated areas when his truck got stuck on small roads.
We saw last mile delivery being used as the key input in all omnichannel strategies. We saw localization in distribution strategies centered around making last mile delivery more effective. We also saw machine learning being implemented successfully in logistics and field workforce planning. These trends would be the greatest influencers in 2018 for logistics and field workforce management.