Trade Tech’s Heimbeck Explains How Technology Can Streamline Trade
Heimbeck outlines how 'cloud' technology gives customers better visibility of their operations and frees up workers' time through automation of some processes.
Bryn Heimbeck, president of Trade Tech, explains how his company’s technology allows shippers and forwarders to streamline their sales, operations and accounting processes.
From the JOC’s 13th annual TPM conference, Heimbeck outlines how ‘cloud’ technology gives use better visibility of their operations and frees up workers’ time through automation of some processes.
Read the article “Trade Tech is First US Provider Authorized to File Manifests Under Japan’s New 24-Hour Rule.”
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TRADE TECH, based in Bellevue, WA with offices located around the globe, specializes in creating software solutions for the international logistics industry. Trade Tech’s logistics and technology experts have created world-class applications linking sales, operations and accounting processes into a single environment.
