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IRU: The future of distance learning in road transport

05/27/2020 AndSoft Software Gestión Transporte TMS y Portales Blockchain, eCMR, TrackAPP AloneLeave a comment

Barcelona, May 27, 2020.- IRU is the world’s road transport organisation. We represent the entire industry – bus, coach, truck and taxi, and drive the sustainable mobility of people and goods across the planet. This organization has just published some interviews on online training in ground transportation. Recycling of supply chain professionals is vital in today’s economic uncertainty. For this reason, we publish this IRU report.

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Post Covid-19: Ways to improve supply chain efficiency

04/23/2020 AndSoft Software Gestión Transporte TMS y Portales Blockchain, eCMR, TrackAPP AloneLeave a comment

Barcelona, April 22, 2020.- Today we are all managers of uncertainties. Some experts even point out that the Crisis Manuals must be thrown in the trash, because we will be in crisis every day. These may be some characteristics of the new era that is coming soon. The best way to combat insecurities is with quality information and the help of specialized companies. Below is an analysis by Eamon Francis is the Managing Director at Delta Impact, published in the Supply Chain Management Review.

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AndSoft definition and positioning regarding measures and preparation concerning covid-19 (coronavirus)

03/12/2020 AndSoft Software Gestión Transporte TMS y Portales Blockchain, eCMR, TrackAPP AloneLeave a comment

AndSoft global announcement of actions and positioning in regards to taken measures, client relationship, suppliers and other active services.

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Coronavirus: Does China, the world’s factory, paralyze the global supply chain?

03/05/202003/09/2020 AndSoft Software Gestión Transporte TMS y Portales Blockchain, eCMR, TrackAPP AloneLeave a comment

Barcelona, March 5, 2020.– Breaks of stock of certain merchandise are already being registered in some western countries. The vast majority of Chinese transport modes are closed, so there is damage to the global supply chain, due to the expansion of the Coronavirus, originating in China, considered the world’s factory. In fact, the OECD has forecast declines in GDP growth in several countries in the coming months, and the first losses are estimated at $ 200 billion. In this sense, we highlight an analysis of the Logistics Management magazine with a very early approach to the effect on the logistics sector:

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