We care about the intersection of trade and technology. Here, we publish inspirational, informative and insights-driven stories from within TradeLens and from across the global supply chain.
And, of course, we keep everyone up-to-date with the latest updates on our ecosystem, platform and marketplace.
A common dilemma in organizations working with global logistics operations is: while the benefits of various products focused on digitizing supply chains and providing an extended track and trace functionality sound so appealing, is it worth the money?
AICT, one of Pakistan’s important container terminals in Karachi, has become the first inland depot operator in Pakistan to join TradeLens, a blockchain-powered digital container logistics platform. AICT is also the first network partner for TradeLens in Pakistan, thus leading the digitization journey of Pakistan’s container logistics and supply chain ecosystem.
Hapag-Lloyd and Singapore-based Ocean Network Express (ONE) Pte. Ltd. announced they have completed integration onto the TradeLens platform, helping ensure a more timely and consistent view of logistics data for their containerized freight around the world.
Within a month of announcing general availability of the TradeLens platform in China, more than 10 new members have joined the ecosystem to digitize paper-based processes and improve the visibility for Chinese companies into global trade
This post is another in our series explaining the practical benefits of TradeLens from client perspectives. Last week we covered how Van den Ban is using digitization platforms like TradeLens to automate their global supply chain. Today, we review how container availability events directly from the source, in near real-time, drive immediate process efficiencies for PUMA.
A first-hand perspective from Marco Guerts, Customs and Trade Compliance Manager at Van den Ban Group, on how his firm has been putting digitization platforms like TradeLens into practice within their global supply chain.
Enhanced by global supply chain data sourced in near real-time from TradeLens, KLog.co will be able to amplify their supply chain analytics for customers and continue to offer tools to efficiently manage international trade.
The port community system (PCS) of the Barcelona Port Community has started the information exchange with the platform created by Maersk and IBM
China Unicom, the global leading telecommunication service provider, announced its partnership with TradeLens to enable its official commercialization in China, and ensure a fully integrated, real-time, and consistent view of logistics data for containerized freight around the world.
One of India's leading NVOCC (Non-Vessel Owning Common Carrier), Swift Cargo announced joining the TradeLens platform.
Supply chains in the technology and electronics industry continue to face unprecedented challenges in the global marketplace. Here are our industry predictions for the next 5 to 10 years.
There are different perspectives to look at the optimization of port calls. At the core of these ideas are a few aspects that are essential to make it work.
Manufacturers, retailers and customers expect real-time answers to the when and where of their containers — and supply chain managers and import managers need faster and more accurate ways to provide them.
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