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Organizations can’t manage what they can’t see, but a new application from supply chain software provider E2open is offering clarity.
Using real-time location data, E2open’s Global Logistics Visibility monitors shipments around the world across all modes and legs of the journey. Predictive arrival estimates and alerts offer advance warning — helping shippers analyze the impact of deviations before proactively mitigating missed hand-offs and poor customer service levels.
As the complexities of global logistics continue to grow, supply-chain visibility is becoming more and more crucial, E2open says. If shippers can’t see when timelines change, the consequences often ripple through the supply chain, causing higher costs and poor customer service.
A real-time, end-to-end picture of shipments is the most efficient way to respond to disruptions and make cost-optimized downstream adjustments. The application tracks shipments from source to buyer, aiding companies in making data-based decisions for optimized outcomes.
For more information, visit www.e2open.com.
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