Shiperone.com successfully introduced ‘Shiperone Workflows’ at the Transport Logistics Exhibition that took place in Munich, Germany, from May 9th to May 12th.

The beach-themed booth attracted many visitors and stood out in the crowd. Driving the wave of change in the logistics industry, Shiperone Workflows gained immense response. More than 150 customers put their faith in the product and walked towards making shipping and logistics easier and more organised. These customers lead the industry and believe in bringing innovation, technology, and growth to the industry.

The one-on-one product demonstration highlighted the ways the product can resolve logistics operational challenges. The user-friendly platform aims at streamlining logistics operations by reducing the threats that arise from improper planning, constantly tracking assigned tasks, and overcoming the unseen challenges.

A big hit – TNL Exhibition

The international industry trade fair for logistics, mobility IT, and supply chain altogether had 2320 exhibitors from 67 countries and more than 75,000 visitors from over 120 countries. The numbers speak for themselves. Also, the share of international visitors rose to over fifty percent, making it the highest it has ever been.

With over 50 presentations and panel discussions and more than 250 experts, the transport logistics top-class conference programme addresses what moves the logistics industry and provides know-how on hot topics, innovations, and trends. The exhibition served as a platform to exchange ideas and thoughts in order to attain efficiency and effectiveness in the entire supply chain.

CMO of Shiperone.com at TNL

Hans Dekker, CMO, Shiperone.com at TNL stated, "The Transport Logistics Exhibition at Munich gave us an opportunity to introduce our newest venture, "Shiperone Workflows," to the world, and I am proud to state that the response we received was overwhelming. Going ahead, Shiperone Workflows will transcend the boundaries of the logistics industry and offer an ultimate solution for all the logistics challenges".