The End of Rigid TMS: Enter Artificial Intelligence For decades, Transport Management Systems (TMS) have been synonymous with powerful yet rigid software. Every interface modification, every new field, every adaptation to a specific client required a…
Dispatcher: the invisible conductor of logistics In the shadow of trucks travelling the roads and parcels arriving on time, there is an essential yet often overlooked profession: that of the dispatcher. A true control tower for transport operations, …
Generative AI and TMS: Separating Promises from Operational Reality For the past eighteen months, no transport trade show has taken place without a TMS vendor announcing its “generative AI revolution.” Conversational copilots, predictive planning, au…
Planning routes manually is like navigating without a GPS using a road map from the 90s. You get there — sometimes. But rarely by the shortest route, and never at the lowest cost. In 2026, route optimization has shifted from a comfort tool to a econo…
Your TMS already gives you route optimization, automatic dispatch, invoicing, real-time tracking… But there’s always that one thing missing. The dashboard you’ve been picturing for months. The form you’re still cobbling together in Excel. The view th…
Cash flow remains the lifeblood of any transport company. Yet thousands of invoices lie dormant in accounting department drawers, awaiting validation, sending, or payment. Automated pre-invoicing radically transforms this reality by accelerating coll…
French e-commerce shows robust health in the first half of 2025 with 7.9% growth according to FEVAD. But behind these encouraging figures lies a more complex reality for logistics players: the number of transactions explodes (+11.3%) while the averag…
Last mile transport is experiencing an unprecedented transformation. Between new environmental regulations, technological developments and changing customer expectations, sector players are navigating in a highly dynamic environment. Analysis of the …
The European transport sector faces its most severe recruitment crisis. With 400,000 vacant driver positions and bankruptcies up 39%, this structural shortage is forcing an unprecedented technological revolution. Paradoxically, this crisis is becomin…
