Watch: LogistiVIEW’s New WES to Be Showcased at Modex 2024 | SupplyChainBrain

Watch: LogistiVIEW’s New WES to Be Showcased at Modex 2024

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February 14, 2024

Seth Patin, founder and chief executive officer of LogistiVIEW, previews the company's new FlowEP Warehouse Execution System, to be showcased at Modex 2024 in Atlanta March 11-14.

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