Hundreds of the largest organizations in the world rely on Kaleris software solutions to gain real-time visibility into transportation and yard operations, manage and maintain transportation assets, and automate and optimize the movement of goods through the supply chain.
For more than 15 years, Kaleris combines best-of-breed multimodal transportation management (TMS) and yard management (YMS) capabilities with real-time visibility, accessorial charges management, electronic documentation (eBOL/ePOD), transload management, MRO, enterprise analytics, and a multitude of other functionalities under one roof to solve multiple execution challenges for supply chain teams.
Supply chain executives, technology companies, and consultants have been talking about supply chain visibility and execution for many years. What’s changed and different today is the operating environment — which is more dynamic, global, and uncertain than ever — as
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