The Supply Chain in 2025: What to Expect
In 2025, the Supply Chain continues its evolution toward “Logistics 4.0,” inspired by Industry 4.0. Two major characteristics define this…
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As exchanges have become increasingly globalized, the transportation sector has become more interactive than ever before. This does, however, present challenges, as accelerated traveler and goods workflows require supply chain players to rethink their strategy. How can supply, demand and compliance find harmony through regulation? In today’s world, multimodal transportation offers an ingenious solution to the issue. In this article, Generix Group discusses this innovative method, which is revolutionizing logistics services.
Quite a few players in the logistics chain are asking themselves how transportation costs can be reduced, and a handful of larger companies have managed to increase sales margins and save on up to a quarter of the costs in their budget. The secret: optimized transportation management. This approach may seem simple in theory, but it requires that loaders make a multitude of changes to their logistics model and implement specific tools. Generix Group experts explain in detail.
Logistics resource optimization offers a competitive edge both in manufacturing and wholesale distribution. To increase the money they save, companies are increasingly adopting Transport Management Systems (or TMSs for short). In what ways does this type of solution help better manage cost optimization? What impact does it have on profitability and customer satisfaction? Generix Group has the answers.
Are you interested in implementing a TMS? Before you get started, be sure you have chosen the solution best suited to your company’s needs. To do so, it is imperative to author specifications clearly listing your expectations. Generix Group published a white paper specifically for professionals in need of consultancy and support when making this decision.
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