Some may be skeptical on who is actually investing in emerging technology — especially during a worldwide pandemic and supply chain crisis. But most warehouses and logistics companies are indeed investing fully into the software solutions of the future in hopes to overcome the numerous obstacles popping up, all while optimizing their businesses.
Supply chain management (SCM) is a key term here, as companies flock to software for insight on how to manage operations, as supply chain disruptions continue to grow. Improving end-to-end processes, collaboration, transactional connectivity, freight optimization, freight forwarding, on-demand fulfillment, supply chain planning and inventory optimization are currently some of the biggest uses of technology and software in the industry.
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Some may be skeptical on who is actually investing in emerging technology — especially during a worldwide pandemic and supply chain crisis. But most warehouses and logistics companies are indeed investing fully into the software solutions of the future in hopes to overcome the numerous obstacles popping up, all while optimizing their businesses.
Supply chain management (SCM) is a key term here, as companies flock to software for insight on how to manage operations, as supply chain disruptions continue to grow. Improving end-to-end processes, collaboration, transactional connectivity, freight optimization, freight forwarding, on-demand fulfillment, supply chain planning and inventory optimization are currently some of the biggest uses of technology and software in the industry.
Download the FREE Software Solutions Whitepaper
By reading this FREE downloadable report, Software Solutions: Saviors in Times of Supply Chain Crisis, you'll discover:
- What software companies are currently investing in
- What software is becoming obsolete or improving to meet the demands of the supply chain
- What companies are investing in supply chain solutions, and how these companies are using these innovative solutions to plan ahead and mitigate supply chain concerns