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A global view of transportation unites international and domestic TMS to enable cross-silo planning optimization, execution and visibility. This opens the door to cost savings realization "within the silo" and "cross-silo." More importantly, it builds efficiency and agility into the global supply chain thus enhancing customer experience.
But building this level of view and control requires deep considerations. The key is deploying an end-to-end supply chain layer that all existing applications can plug into. This delivers a single platform for controlling, planning and viewing all data, regardless of region or mode.
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