Kale Logistics Solutions, a leading provider of IT solutions for the logistics industry, is showcasing IT solutions for next-generation digital logistics communities at the Transport Logistic 2019, being held in Germany.

The event will take place from June 4 to 7, in Munich.

This is in keeping with the company’s commitment to catalyse Trade Facilitation, empower ease of doing business, and enable trade through single window systems, globally, said a statement.

Trade Facilitation and the growing Digitalization of the global Logistics industry, backed by the WTO push and regulatory mandates has led to the emergence of newer communities such as Airport Cargo Communities, Port Communities and Logistics e-Marketplace and subsequently technology systems that cater to these Logistics ecosystems.

Kale’s latest offerings are next-generation Airport Cargo Community System (ACS) and Port Community System (PCS), and the Multimodal Logistics e-Marketplace.

The new ACS and PCS aim to go beyond improving efficiency and focus on attracting more cargo and enhancing profitability. The latest Trade Facilitation tool in Kale’s arsenal is the Multimodal Logistics e-Marketplace that, simply put, aims to take uberization of freight to the next level for the global Logistics industry.

These add to Kale’s existing broad solution spectrum that ranges from 'Internal Business Automation Systems' to 'Community Platforms' that help various players in the Logistics value chain from shipper up to consignee, to communicate and transact with each other electronically.

Kale Logistics Solutions offers IT solutions for Logistics industry to enable fast and accurate delivery, better supply chain visibility, superior customer service and optimised asset utilisation.

The company is showcasing next-generation community platforms for air cargo community, port community and logistics e-marketplace, it said.

Amar More, director, Kale Logistics Solutions, said: “As a pioneer in the logistics technology space, we have been at the forefront of providing cutting-edge technology solutions to the logistics industry globally.”

“So, the next logical step for us is providing smart technology solutions for empowering next-gen digital logistics communities across the globe,” he said.

“Futuristic technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, data backbones and the internet of things (IoT) have had some major successes in terms of use cases across the global air cargo industry and will likely be the fuel that adds impetus to the digitalisation and trade facilitation aspirations of airports across the world. We invite Logistics stakeholders across the globe to collaborate with us in making the Logistics industry agile and future-ready,” he added. – TradeArabia News Service