Supply chain technology is the best tool for BCOs and LSPs who want to overcome today’s disruptions, including geopolitical and climate-related problems.

This alliance underscores a shared commitment to helping supply chain stakeholders integrate, communicate, and collaborate to overcome unprecedented supply chain disruption.

There’s no such thing as “business as usual” in the supply chain and logistics business anymore. That went out the window in 2020 when COVID-19 swept around the world.

As supply chain challenges continue to mount, organizations are searching for solutions to help them overcome disruptions and operate more efficiently.

As the Red Sea crisis continues, there are lessons for BCOs and LSPs to learn as they seek to derisk their supply chains now and into the future.

As the Red Sea crisis continues and other disruptions lurk, organizations should be focused on making themselves disruption-proof in 2024.

Supply chain visibility is the key to overcoming the constant and regular disruptions that have made shipping historically difficult in 2023 and into 2024.

The Red Sea missile attacks are just the latest in a string of unexpected disruptions to global trade. End-to-end supply chain visibility is the solution.

Efficient, unified, and collaborative supply chains, facilitated by skilled freight forwarders, are pivotal in reducing operating costs and gaining a competitive edge in the market. This understanding paves the way for enhancing the customer experience.