Logistics Software

Descartes Systems Group has acquired OCR Services for $90 million, enhancing its global trade compliance solutions.

GEODIS launches multi-carrier parcel solution, streamlining e-commerce fulfillment with advanced software for businesses.

As reverse logistics becomes a bigger focus for brands, collaboration between stakeholders is becoming a must.

Luxury footwear retailer Koio is deploying Fillogic’s channel-free logistics solution to manage e-commerce, in-store, reverse logistics and transportation operations.

More than half of businesses have moved their enterprise software applications to the cloud, and 76% expect AI to play a key role in their supply chains by 2026 says a report from Loftware.

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A trio of well-known logistics services providers—Worldwide Express, GlobalTranz, and Unishippers—announced they are collaborating on what they called a new corporate identity entitled WWEX Group, that will ensure customers have access to whatever part of the market they need.

West Palm Beach, Fla.-based Greenscreens.ai, a dynamic pricing infrastructure for the truckload spot market that delivers buy and sell-side market intelligence and business insights, recently announced it has partnered up with Miami-based Hubtek, a talent, technology and training company that enables LSP (logistics services providers) growth by containing operating costs, in what the companies described as a “unique tech-forward approach to the market.”

Waterloo, Ontario-based Descartes, a provider of logistics based on-demand, software-as-a-service offerings, recently announced it acquired Orlando, Fla.-based GreenMile, a provider of cloud-based mobile route execution services for food, beverage, and broader distribution verticals.

Infor, a supply chain and logistics technology services and ERP software provider, said today that its planned acquisition of GT Nexus, a global provider of cloud-based global commerce technology, which was announced last month, has been completed.

Every year at this time I ask a few of the market’s most trusted supply chain technology analysts what trends they’re following—and, more importantly, what should be top of mind for logistics professionals looking to put software and technology to work inside their operations.

Earlier this month, global third-party logistics (3PL) services provider CEVA Logistics introduced its new Mobility Suite, which it said is a strategic mobility and shared-network suite of solutions leveraging its TMS, CEVA Matrix.

Logistics professionals appear to be enthused by the gradual economic recovery and see the need for improved visibility to better meet new supply chain demands, but they’re still not ready to make the big investments necessary to fully realize those goals.

Integrated systems that better gather and manage data to provide real-time supply chain decision making is now directly linked to competitive differentiation. Our esteemed analysts believe that this “visibility” is a reality, and fortune favors the bold who are brave enough to achieve it.

Supply chain and logistics software and technology provider JDA Software Group Inc, recently announced it has released JDA eight, a Cloud-based offering that meshes more than 30 products on a single platform and unifies supply chain planning, optimization, and business analytics.