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May 1, 2024Business, Technology
Making the Move to a TMS Software-as-a-Service Platform
Business, Technology, Logistics
E2open CEO Details Value Added in BluJay Solutions Acquistion
E2open CEO Michael Farlekas said his company’s supply chain solutions platform will be enhanced with more capabilities such as logistics execution software via its acquisition of BluJay Solutions.
June 3, 2021Business, Technology
Idelic Raises $2 Million in Round Led by Bain Capital Ventures
Idelic, a Pittsburgh-based data and analytics platform for improving transportation industry safety, has closed a $2 million financing round, the company announced in a press release Nov. 9. The round was led by Bain Capital Ventures, with TDF Ventures and SaaS Venture Capital accompanying.
November 13, 2018Business, Technology
Ritchie Bros. Unveils New SaaS Program
Ritchie Bros., a global asset management and multichannel disposition company, has introduced a new cloud-based Software-as-a-Service program that allows users to access an inventory management system, data analytics and dashboards, branded e-commerce sites and multiple external sales channels from any internet-enabled device.
October 9, 2018Business, Technology, Equipment, Safety
Summit Partners Acquires MercuryGate International
Investment firm Summit Partners announced the acquisition of MercuryGate International Inc., a provider of SaaS-based transportation management system solutions.
August 28, 2018Business, Technology, Logistics
WiseTech Global Buys SaaS Transportation
International logistics software firm WiseTech Global purchased SaaS Transportation, a provider of less-than-truckload and logistics transportation management solutions that include integrated quoting, booking and tracking.
June 4, 2018Business
Carriers Mix Cloud With On-Site Computing to Maximize Service, Cut Costs, Execs Say
When Pitt Ohio went from using on-site servers exclusively to a mix of servers and public and private cloud offerings, it cut its number of servers to 20 from 130. The change eliminated the need for a full-time employee and reduced electricity costs for operating and cooling the machines, and the company saved a net of $10,000 a year, said Scott Sullivan, chief financial officer for the less-than-truckload carrier.
March 17, 2014