Maximize Efficiency and Profit by Upgrading Your Outdated Freight Management Technology
According to the Wall Street Journal, as few as 40 percent of transportation companies have switched to digital systems and processes. Historically, the transportation logistics industry has struggled with maintaining a clear path forward in the areas of technology or innovation, and traditional, outdated methods of doing business have slowed growth and profitability across the industry.
Some companies looking for significant advancements in their efficiencies, ultimately driving their bottom line, have already seen the value in digitizing their supply chain, moving away from costly manual processes and manual batching. However, others who have been slow to adapt, are just now being forced to look at systems and technologies that will help them stay competitive in this ever-evolving industry.
In this guide, we will showcase how your company can increase its profits and efficiencies through updating legacy technology.
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Advancements in Technology
Update the Outdated
Live Data via API vs Electronic Data Interchange (EDI).
Why Freight-Pricing APIs?
The Use of Visibility to Help Manage Freight Spend
