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Tech Q&A: Kontainers' Graham Parker expects huge cost savings as freight tech rolls on

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This week the chief executive and founder of Kontainers, Graham Parker (pictured above), kindly shared with me his thoughts about the latest strategic developments for the company he leads as well as the competitive environment in freight tech.

He discussed what works and what doesn’t in this new IT age which so often reminds me of a goldrush for many established players and outsiders. It’s the land of opportunity that could determine the fortunes of IBM, McKinsey, Wisetech and others.

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