Virtual watch towers can provide real supply chain visibility
Cargo owners and transport buyers want enhanced visibility and forecasts of the time goods and ...
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It has taken a major global crisis to drive home just how important ports are to modern supply chains.
Congestion at US ports has spread like wildfire across the globe, acting as a brake on cargo velocity and as an effective vessel capacity cap.
Given the importance of ports as a funnel for trade, and the critical role they play in the supply chain – from distributing goods to value-added services at logistics centres – it is critical to modernise these gateways, ...
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