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Logistics start-up Qwyk has signed up DB Schenker for its digital sailing schedule platform.
Founded in Rotterdam in 2017, Qwyk claims to offer the “world’s largest” platform of sailing schedules, from over 90 carriers, providing integration with 3PLs, freight forwarders and shippers.
DB Schenker will integrate Qwyk’s schedules under its Ocean 4.0 system platform, which allows customers to dispatch freight consignments “quickly and conveniently” online through a single portal.
Florian Braun, vice president ocean 4.0 at DB Schenker, said: “Schenker is investing heavily ...
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