行业观点

In partnership with Reuters Events, we recently surveyed more than 480 logistics professionals to uncover how businesses can drive productivity within their operations, and the crucial role that technology will play in achieving this.

The rise in demand for cross-border ecommerce presents a wealth of opportunity for logistics providers looking to expand into new markets. Find out how taking advantage of these new trends could enhance your business.

The air cargo industry is leading the charge towards electronic documentation, with more and more freight forwarders coming on board too. Find out why airlines are prioritizing new digital processes, and how this can drive productivity improvements across the logistics ecosystem.

The exchange of digital documents across the logistics ecosystem can completely transform complex business processes. Find out why companies are moving towards a more paper-free environment.

From minimizing late payments to improving cash collection, find out why a deeply integrated billing and invoice collection engine is one of the secrets to supply chain success in 2022.

As automation takes an increasing role in logistics, freight forwarders are moving away from manual data entry to improve operational efficiency and overall productivity. 

了解由智能技术驱动的实时数据如何提供所需的可见性，让您保持领先一步，并具备实力应对运输中断。

Considering your logistics technology options? Here’s some of the main factors you should keep top of mind when it comes to whether you buy or build.

Find out how real-time data powered by intelligent technology gives you the visibility you need to stay one step ahead and respond to disruptions from a position of strength.

Drawing on our experience and lessons learned from the past few months, here's three questions logistics leaders should consider now when it comes to using technology to navigate supply chain disruptions.

With the seventh edition of the World Customs Organization’s Harmonized Tariff System coming into effect on January 1, 2022, discover how technology can help you minimize the risk of errors and penalties.

As the saying goes – a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. And when it comes to global supply chains, there remains persistent risk and ongoing disruptions.