Implementing CargoWise means your logistics business will be able to centralize all its business operations, execute complex logistics transactions, and manage freight operations from a single, easy to use platform. Because CargoWise implementation is complex and consists of multiple modules such as Customs, Rates & Tariffs, Warehousing, Freight Forwarding, and Finance etc., the implementation process can be long and daunting – as the structure, location, and function of your business plus the ability of the implementor and your branches and teams to work in tandem is crucial.

As a Platinum Certified CargoWise One service provider, in this article we introduce you to the Business Intelligence tool we offer you along the way right from the get-go. This tool provides visibility, transparency, and accountability of the implementation process – an in-depth view of every single task to a big-picture perspective – for the different stakeholders involved. Below are the Top 5 features of the Business Intelligence (BI) tool we offer you during CargoWise project implementations.

1. Summary View for Steering Committees

Reviews to be performed by steering committees become a breeze due to the capability of the BI tool to scan tons of data and real-time analytics and present them in a summarized fashion via rich visuals and graphics.

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Microlistics is part of the WiseTech Global Group and are transforming supply chains one warehouse at a time with a motto “Warehousing Made Simple” (WMS).

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We see how much the world has evolved during this pandemic. There has been an acceleration in the usage of technology that was always there but just underutilised.

Logistic companies are known for mundane tasks and an accumulation of paperwork. Whilst the demand in e-commerce increased which put immense pressures on the Logistic and Supply Chain Industry.

It is evident that along with technological advancements finding quality skills is crucial to ensure operations are run smoothly.

According to McKinsey, the successful implementation of AI has helped businesses improve logistics costs by 15%, Inventory levels by 35%, and service levels by 65%.

What is AI technology?

The definition of artificial intelligence is the theory and development of computer programs that are able to do tasks and solve problems that usually require human intelligence. Things like visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and word translation are all things that would normally need human intelligence, but now computer programs are able use their intelligence and capability to solve these tasks.

There are many ways to implement AI into the supply chain and into the logistics sector. It improves logistics processes and reduces costs. It also plays a major role in automating routine tasks to improve the speed and accuracy in numerous back-office applications.

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