BlueGrace Logistics Acquires Evos Smart Tools
The purchase provides BlueGrace's shippers with advanced supply chain optimizations and analytics for cost reduction
BlueGrace Logistics, one of North America’s largest Third-Party Logistics (3PL) Providers, has acquired Evos Smart Tools. The move bolsters BlueGrace’s technology offerings and provides shippers with advanced supply chain optimizations and real-time analytics to help reduce overall costs.
Our BlueGrace Managed Logistics clients use technology to ensure every shipment is
optimized for efficiency and profitability, said Bobby Harris, BlueGrace Founder and CEO. Adding Evos to our proprietary SaaS portfolio will benefit our current customer base, and future ones looking to streamline the logistics lifecycle.
Evos Smart Tools brings sophisticated order optimization algorithms, customizable parameters, and seamless API connections to simplify load planning and route optimization. Jason Lockard, Senior Vice President of Managed Logistics at BlueGrace, added, “Comprehensive analytics further enable the process by giving visibility to route guide compliance and root cause analysis to drive continuous improvement.
Azad Ratzki, Chief Technology Officer for BlueGrace, noted that the acquisition’s significance enhancing logistics efficiency and providing more value to their clients. “This marks another milestone in our pursuit of revolutionary AI and machine learning technologies,” he added.
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