Increasingly demanding customers are putting pressure on logistics systems, often forcing companies to collaborate with partners both vertically and horizontally in their extended supply chain network, says Anthea van Breemen of Macro 2000. “These partners expect them to integrate their systems – and to do this reliable, f lexible software is crucial.” Macro 2000, with more than 30 years’ experience in assisting companies in the logistics industry, is able to provide the necessary software systems to improve operational efficiency and collaborate with partners. “We have exceptional experience in interfacing with other applications,” she says. “Mobile applications, for example, are no longer a luxury but a necessity. E-commerce will continue to influence the logistics industry. Retailers and manufacturers are adopting multi-channel strategies which will require their logistics providers to be innovative in the way they provide services.” INSERT & CAPTION Mobile applications are no longer a luxury but a necessity. – Anthea van Breeman
System integration a growing trend
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