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LOGISTICS

Locus | March 03, 2021

Locus, a worldwide B2B SaaS company that automates human decisions in the supply chain, announced another mix with Lytx®, the leader in video telematics, analytics, safety, and productivity solutions answers for business and public sector fleets. While Lytx gives GPS area data on vehicles, Locus utilizes the data to set up the most streamlined course. Also, Locus can use the arranged course and area data to think about arranged versus real execution just as force investigation...

LOGISTICS

Kenco Logistics | May 07, 2021

Kenco Logistics, one of North America's leading third-party logistics (3PL) companies, announced today the opening of a new multi-client facility on its southern California campus in Perris, CA. The fulfillment center, at 397,000 square feet, is sized and located to fulfill consumer needs, support stable supply chains, and accelerate growth. This current Perris warehousing and logistics services facility joins Kenco's other shared facilities close to and convenient access ...

SUPPLY CHAIN

Turvo | October 20, 2021

Turvo, provider of the world's leading collaboration application designed for the supply chain, announced a partnership with supply chain risk assessment and analytics platform Everstream Analytics. With Everstream's proprietary end-to-end data feeding into Turvo's Collaboration Cloud and transportation management software (TMS), Turvo now offers the industry's most sophisticated shipment-level supply chain risk indicator and mitigation features. The partnership gi...

Supply Chain Dive | September 09, 2020

The Port of Los Angeles will begin distributing data from the Port Optimizer in a new product called The Signal. The product will contain information on shipments heading into the port over the next three weeks, the gateway announced Thursday. "We're giving all of our partners — railroads, chassis providers, truckers, warehouse operators and others in the supply chain — a three-week look at cargo coming into Los Angeles," Gene Seroka, executive director of the Port of L...