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Digital start-ups may hit media headlines, but some of the biggest names in forwarding are making sizeable investments in digital technologies of their own.
In the past 24 hours, DHL Supply Chain and Kuehne + Nagel have announced new platforms for what the so-called disruptors claim as their USP.
MySupplyChain, from DHL, provides customers with “anytime, online accessibility” to their supply chain networks, giving full visibility.
Chief information officer Sally Miller said the system would help customers “successfully manage complexity and maximise the efficiency of ...
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jyoti sharma
June 04, 2018 at 7:08 amEvery supply chain function, process and system must be involved in the race to unlock the benefits of digitization. As this rapid disruption continues to displace traditional networks, the digital exhaust that is engulfing the sector, coupled with an ongoing data deluge, is affecting all supply chain elements and forcing organization leaders to rethink how they do business.