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SUPPLY CHAIN

Cloudleaf | August 25, 2021

With the continual growth of the Cloudleaf solution ecosystem, Cloudleaf Inc. and SPARQ360 are pleased to announce their industry partnership. Cloudleaf provides a SaaS digital intelligence platform that leverages IoT and digital twin technologies to bring enhanced solutions that deliver end-to-end supply chain intelligence and visibility across the globe. SPARQ360 provides supply chain control tower (4PL / LLP) services to best support technology transformations and ongoing activities. <...

LOGISTICS

AFS Logistics | August 01, 2022

AFS Logistics (afs.net), a non-asset based and non-asset biased 3PL, announced the new, industry-leading AFSmart technology suite. The platform is an integrated package of intuitive, cloud-native tools designed to help clients and carriers make faster, more informed decisions, automate processes and more effectively manage logistics operations across multiple modes of transportation.The tools within the integrated platform include: AFSmartAudit Read More

LOGISTICS

Ezyhaul | September 21, 2021

Leading South Asia Digital Freight Platform, Ezyhaul, today announced that together with Deutsche Post DHL, it has invested US$ 20 million in UK based tech start-up Digihaul. DigiHaul connects shippers to qualified transporters through a frictionless digital freight platform, helping to tackle some of the biggest challenges in the supply chain industry. Having built one of the UK's largest transporter networks, DigiHaul provides shippers with immediate access to capacity acros...

Satoshi Nakamoto Blog | February 05, 2020

The Perth Mint has announced partnering with Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)-listed Security Matters (SMX) on a “mine-to-marketplace ethical gold supply chain assurance” solution. The supply chain-focused blockchain technology company said that following regulatory approvals, the initiative would lead to the formation of “trueGold”, which has been in the works for two years. Security Matters and the Mint would then commence the development of a “high-tech propr...