Kale Logistics Solutions becomes the first Indian company to join IPCSA

04/10/2017

Mumbai, Oct 3, 2017: The International Port Community Systems Association (IPCSA) has expanded its membership by welcoming Kale Logistics Solutions, the first Indian company, to join IPCSA.

Kale Logistics Solutions is a leading Global IT solutions provider focused on providing cutting-edge technology solutions to the Logistics ...

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