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Additionally, software vendors continuously invest in tuning the performance of their algorithms and models. There is limited value to running an outdated process faster, and that value drops considerably when significant portions of the process run outside the enterprise tools.
Enter Locus It isn’t a startling discovery for retailers to find out that there are multiple tech companies that offer cutting edge supply chain and logistics solutions to solve challenges. However, not every vendor out there is the same. Finding one that works for your business is key. What makes Locus special?
Read: Logistics Company Transforms Customer Service & Reduces Costs by 50 Percent with Move to the Cloud. Although TMS is a mature market, where the top six vendors claim more than 50% of the market,” says De Muynck, “we still see an opportunity for newer, smaller vendors to grow in the market.”. Been There, Done That.
Hyperloops could one day send pods filled with cargo zipping through a tube at 700 miles per hour, using magnetics to reduce friction. There are some specialized vendors in the market whose main capability is around parcel shipping,” says De Muynck. Dynamic Routing. Related White Papers. Download Now! Download Now!
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