Transport and Logistics companies increase their productivity thanks to the new Wolters Kluwer Transport Services (WKTS) integrated offering

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The International Week of Transport and Logistics (SITL Europe) saw the official launch of the new Wolters Kluwer Transport Services (WKTS) integrated offering. WKTS provides freight exchange services through the brands BursaTransport, Nolis and Teleroute, as well as Transport Management Systems via Transwide (TMS On Demand for shippers and carriers).


 
Integrated and collaborative end-to-end solutions along the client's workflow
The new WKTS integrated offering is a suite of solutions covering the whole supply chain, and addressing the client's workflow from end to end, i.e. from sourcing to administrative management.
 
"Actually, this integration brings advantages to all of our clients," said Raimundo Diaz, Chief Executive Officer of Wolters Kluwer Transport Services. "First, clients using freight exchanges can find freight more efficiently through an increased visibility of their postings and a larger capacity. Then, shippers using Transwide services will have their tenders accessible to the 18,000 Nolis and Teleroute users."
 
Operational and efficient solutions for all supply chain professionals
Through this new integrated offering, WKTS reaches out to a community of professionals in the Transport & Logistics sector of 40,000 companies and 100,000 users in Europe, whether they are shippers, forwarders or carriers, and regardless of their size. WKTS is now able to identify for each client the best combination of products and services from its different brands, in order to meet every client's needs. WKTS clients benefit from major economies of scale.
 
"Many of our clients are already working simultaneously with TMS and multiple freight exchanges from our group. They benefit from a 15% increase in productivity as well as a 25% improvement in additional cost management. We wanted to highlight the WKTS synergies during this year's SITL, and we believe this integration is a turning point in our contribution to the sector", added Raimundo Diaz.
 
Safe and neutral solutions
WKTS reports that in order to be even more efficient, supply chain companies need to modernise by using a TMS only 30% of professionals use a TMS today and by placing electronic orders (instead of fax orders) on freight exchanges for more safety. WKTS synergies will help implementing the group's best practices in all its services. As an example, the security of Teleroute freight exchange has been reinforced recently through various services as part of the Safe Market Place programme. Freights are insured for free in case of theft through the e-Confirm service. In 2011, the Teleroute Debt Mediation service solved 85% of payment disputes, recovering 1.3 million of unpaid invoices for its clients.
 

 

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