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The pandemic has put pressure on manufacturers to pivot production in order to accommodate new product needs. Those new product needs require additional raw materials, perhaps added components or controls for machinery, and more pressure to deliver to end users as e-commerce surges. All of that amid closed borders, trade wars, and a disconnected multimodal transportation system.
COVID-19 has hit the supply chain very hard when it comes to logistics. And that has created the need for more visibility and data sharing for everything that is in-transit. This big picture problem is why the recent announcement from Boston-based Tive, to deliver an open network for connecting shippers, logistics service providers (LSPs), brokers, and customers, is so important.
In a new partnership, OneRail and project44 are unifying inbound and outbound logistics tracking.
December 10, 2020
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OneRail, an Orlando-based delivery orchestration and fulfillment platform, announced a partnership with project44, the global leader in supply chain visibility.
The acceleration of eCommerce growth has caused a rapid evolution, both upstream and downstream in the supply chain, to meet elevated consumer expectations for predictable and rapid fulfillment. The integrated capabilities of OneRail and project44 solve for the often-complex journey from the manufacturing floor through successful final mile delivery to a consumer, seamlessly accounting for all transfers between modes, carriers, warehouses, cross docks, and couriers.