IT developers move in to support logistics through post-Brexit 'fallout'

Tigers' Thurrock facility

16/12/2020

A rash of new IT solutions has hit the market as developers look to cash in on predicted Brexit chaos.

Tigers, Cargologik and Community Network Services (CNS) are the latest to announce new products.

Tigers’ regional managing director for Europe, Shahar Ayash, claimed the linehaul solution could provide ...

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