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Low code offers companies the opportunity to customise their logistics software quickly and flexibly, without requiring in-depth programming knowledge.

Low code in logistics: customised software without coding

New requirements for order or warehouse management? Low code offers companies the opportunity to customise their logistics software – both quickly and flexibly, without in-depth programming knowledge.

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Modern interfaces: working with real-time information

Event-based interfaces accelerate the exchange of data up and down the supply chain.
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Digitalise efficiently with paperless work

Closed logistics chain: service providers digitalise and automate their entire process.

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Three tips for implementing a new TMS system.

Basis for a successful TMS: new processes, microservices for subtasks, and an open system with API.
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Old TMS, new customer requirements?

Is there a way to tweak proven transportation management systems? And who knows how to do it?
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Security vulnerabilities in the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)

Sophos study shows serious risks in the Remote Desktop Protocol.
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Digital order management streamlines freight forwarding

Digital order management throughout the entire process helps freight forwarders improve their contribution margins.