Artificial intelligence is reshaping logistics and shipping by replacing reactive processes with intelligent, data-driven systems. From warehouse automation and order fulfillment to container shipping and port operations, AI improves visibility, accelerates decision-making, and strengthens resilience across global supply chains. This article explores how AI is driving more predictive and efficient logistics management.
AI in Supply Chain Risk Management: Real-World Examples & Benefits
AI is redefining supply chain risk management by turning reactive processes into predictive, data-driven systems. From supplier risk scoring to real-time disruption alerts, artificial intelligence helps companies anticipate issues before they occur. This article explores real-world examples and key benefits of using AI to build smarter, more resilient supply chains.
The “Last Free Day” Trap: Why you are still paying Demurrage fees you didn’t owe.
Have you given up on trying to predict your final shipping costs? Most logistics teams handle Demurrage the "traditional" way: You wait for the carrier to update their site. You…
Container standard events & movements version 2024
At Visiwise, our aim has always been to provide a user-friendly tracking system that everyone can understand with minimum effort,…
Pros and Cons of Top-Tier Visibility Platforms
In this article we aim to explore the foremost visibility platforms and emphasize their individual advantages and pros & cons
Navigating the Red Sea Crisis: How Shipment Visibility Platforms are the Beacon of Hope for Supply Chains
In recent weeks, the Red Sea has become a hotspot of geopolitical tension, impacting global trade and creating challenges for shipping companies. The increased attacks by Houthi rebels, particularly on the “Al Jasrah” Hapag-Lloyd vessel, have sent shockwaves through the shipping industry. As businesses grapple with the implications of these disruptions, the importance of real-time visibility in supply chain management has never been more apparent.
How to Use Visibility Platforms: An Ultimate Guide for Freight Forwarders
In today’s global shipping market, having a reliable shipment visibility solution is crucial for staying ahead. Whether you’re navigating through disruptions or experiencing smooth operations, having real-time knowledge of your customers’ containers and freight locations empowers you to respond swiftly to inquiries and proactively address potential issues
Optimizing Shipment Visibility Solutions: Best Practices for Success
The ability to track shipments in real-time, monitor container status, and have visibility into port and terminal activities provides organizations with the necessary insights to make informed decisions and optimize their operations. This is where shipment visibility solutions come into play, offering a comprehensive platform to enhance supply chain visibility and drive efficiency.
The Power of Real-Time Shipment Visibility in Supply Chain Management
The world of shipping and logistics has gone through some remarkable changes in recent years, thanks to globalization and digitalization. In this exciting new era, having real-time visibility of ocean freight has become absolutely essential for effective supply chain management.
Shipup is now Visiwise
With Visiwise (formerly Shipup) , we help businesses to spend less time, feel less stress, have better visibility and control, optimize costs, and become well coordinated and work easier. It provides real-time visibility and enables a streamlined supply chain by connecting and coordinating everyone, simplifying their collaboration, and making their job easier.
Top Ways to Improve Supply Chain Visibility with Real-Time Shipment Tracking
This blog post will explore the top ways to improve supply chain visibility with real-time shipment tracking. Implementing the right tools and strategies can optimize your operations, reduce risk, and enhance customer satisfaction
Real-Time Shipment Tracking: Why It Matters and How It Compares to Traditional Methods
In this blog post, we will take a detailed look at these two tracking methods, explore their benefits and drawbacks, and help you decide which option is better suited to your business.