«When markets are disrupted, the winners are usually those who can continue to create value. So organizations with scale will remain ahead of the game and so will sharp, agile, tech-oriented newbies. Those in the middle of the pack will likely have a harder time facing this changing landscape»
With growing competition in the transportation sector, involved companies should deploy new existing technologies and extensively improve the quality of their services to remain in the business.
Have you ever found yourself trying to get a car over the phone with all lines busy, or maybe in a noisy place, where it’s difficult to speak, or vice versa, somewhere you have to be quiet. A tricky task at times, do you agree?
With the beginning of 2021 people of the globe hoped very much for better things to come, compared to the complicated and unpredictable 2020. Now it looks like the economy is struggling to come back to the booming economy humanity enjoyed before the COVID-19 outbreak.
Global TMS market size exceeded $2.5 billion in 2019, and it is expected to almost double and reach $4.8 billion by the end of 2025 with an overwhelming annual CAGR of 14.5%.
No matter how large is your business and how long you are in the market, year by year, day by day you will ask yourself the same questions, every business owner does: how to improve efficiency, streamline supply operation, broaden market share, decrease costs, gain real-time supply chain visibility and provide maximum customer satisfaction.
We have written already that transportation and logistics constitute the backbone of the present-day economy, we have had a number of successful projects in the sphere of logistics and want even more.
The changing world changes consumers, their demands and expectations, as a result, shipping service goes up to new heights annually and the role of parcel shipping is re-prioritized. The shippers now need to rethink their strategies and find ways out of the challenges they face.
Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) estimated that up to 40% of the food produced in the US is wasted, which results in a $218 billion annual loss. The experts consider that to a great extent it’s due to the problems within the supply chain.
Modern logistics and supply chain processes are being continuously reshaped nowadays. Transformations taking place start from the very core and result in more refined and fast logistics procedures and the way they are managed.
