Close your eyes and think about all the places you can now purchase products. There are traditional brick-and-mortar retail outlets like GAP or Dick’s Sporting Goods, or online e-commerce sites like Amazon or Newegg. You can click an ad you see on Instagram or Facebook, or maybe your favorite YouTuber shared a new product. It's never been easier for companies to reach customers. However, this proliferation of channels presents brands with a plate of jumbled spaghetti noodles – disparate partners and mounds of unorganized data – and they are left to try and sort out one strand of pasta from the next. Such complexity demands a more sophisticated, organized approach to channel management.

Barcelona, Spain, November 21, 2024 – Freightos Limited (NASDAQ: CRGO), a leading vendor-neutral booking and payment platform for international freight, today announced the official launch of its integration with e2open (NYSE: ETWO), a top provider of connected supply chain software. This integration, which follows a successful beta phase, embeds WebCargo by ...

Logistics operations are the circulatory system of any brand. Without them, companies could not move the lifeblood of their business – products – from Points A to B and get them in the hands of customers. However, in recent years the business landscape has grown in scope and complexity, presenting a variety of new challenges for logistics managers. As a result, companies should look to supply chain logistics software for more visibility, flexibility, and control, and ensure that they can keep their “circulatory system” in good health.