He believes the collaborative approach of both parties will foster data-based development of products and services on both sides.
Particular areas of focus will be the limitations of time slot management systems, as well as efficiency gains and costs, and the application intelligent processes. Different control systems will also be discussed.
Commenting on the announcement, Ralf Wieland, CEO & Managing Director of Emons, Ralf Wieland, said:
“The past few years have clearly shown the changes that digitization can also bring to logistics. Hence we are glad to cooperate with partners like TradeLink and set new standards together for the industry.”
Frederic Krahforst, CEO and co-founder of TradeLink, added:
“In the past, companies liked to optimize themselves at the expense of the service providers and now realize that this is a dead end. Even so, this DNA is in ingrained in most software solutions. We benefit from the initiative with Emons very much from their experience, which allows us to map out the best process for all parties.”
