Through predictive intelligence, companies can anticipate disruption before it happens, respond faster to change, and align inventory and procurement decisions with precision. The result: a more resilient, efficient, and intelligent supply chain—one that manages volatility before it manages you.
The resilience and agility that businesses added to their supply chains with automation and optimization software during COVID-19 helped them to survive the crisis and eventually move on. The bad news: Disruption has moved on, too.
Secretary Duffy said normally staffing shortages cause about 5% of flight delays, but that number has been routinely higher over the last month — at times surpassing 50%.
Freight booking and payment platform says forwarders can now manage both air and ocean in a single, connected system, saving time and syncing modes as trade patterns shift.
The holiday season now rewards precision over speed. The brands that plan early, communicate clearly, and set prices honestly will win loyalty long after the presents are opened.
Intel internally developed a single, consolidated platform to streamline its transportation rate requests, saving more than $14 million and improving processes for carriers, too.
When rising costs and a tight market made every decision count, Ploger Transportation looked for a smarter way to plan their freight network. By adopting Optimal Dynamics’ Decision Automation Platform, the carrier transformed its planning culture — replacing spreadsheets and manual dispatching with continuous, data-driven optimization.