LaneAxis Company Profile
LaneAxis Virtual Freight Management is built to connect Shippers directly to Carriers, giving both real-time visibility and proactive control over every shipment - as well as cutting out expensive middlemen. Visit www.laneaxis.io to learn more about how we are "Building a Global Supply Chain Network on Blockchain."
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LaneAxis
21881 Ocean Breeze LaneHuntington Beach, California, 92646
United States
858.603.9090
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With numerous key patents approved and pending, the LaneAxis software platform is in perfect position to serve as the connective...
This paper provides the context for developing the Electronic Freight Management initiative and describes its approach, components, and products, it...
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Building a Global Supply Chain Network on Blockchain to Connect Shippers Directly to Carriers
September 4, 2018
The advent of blockchain technology can - and almost certainly will - propel freight logistics into the technological forefront, transforming an industry badly in need of change.
Blockchain-Based Shipper/Carrier Direct Optimization Platform
September 3, 2018
With numerous key patents approved and pending, the LaneAxis software platform is in perfect position to serve as the connective tissue for the application of blockchain technology to the trucking and transportation industry.
3 Big Challenges (& Fixes) For Small Freight Brokers
October 17, 2016
Transportation logistics is a winding road right now, but by utilizing Virtual Freight Management technology to reduce overhead and operational inefficiencies, small and medium-sized Brokers can quickly be on the road to expansion and rapid growth.
Virtual Private Network Software-as-a-Service for Third-Party Logistics Providers
October 17, 2016
LaneAxis, a pioneer in Virtual Freight Management, is expanding its suite of cost-saving logistics products with the introduction of "Virtual Private Network" Service specifically for 3PLs.
The Electronic Freight Management Initiative
October 16, 2016
This paper provides the context for developing the Electronic Freight Management initiative and describes its approach, components, and products, it also discusses the benefits of using EFM concepts and the importance of adopting data standards to improve communication among supply chain partners.