The dynamic, digital map of the supply chain world continues to provide unrivaled value and capability
Blume Global, the only multimodal supply chain orchestration platform uniting end-to-end visibility, supplier management and logistics execution, announced it will be providing Blume Maps free of charge to all customers subscribed to its suite of solutions. This is in line with Blume’s ongoing dedication to making industry leading, innovative solutions accessible to companies spanning various sizes and industries and increasing agility in the supply chain across all modes.
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Blume Maps provides shippers with unparalleled supply chain visibility, and more importantly, value. Powered by patented data science technology, it is a dynamic map of the supply chain world running natively on Google Cloud that enables shippers to plan shipment routes, track progress in real time, receiving accurate ETAs for shipments sent via air, road, ocean and rail. What sets Blume Maps apart from the competition is its ability to provide users with alternative transportation modes, carriers or routes, should they encounter any problems or delays, helping deliver packages to their customers as quickly and cost-effectively as possible every time.
“Ongoing supply chain disruptions have emphasized the need for stakeholders to harness and utilize end-to-end visibility and execution through the power of logistics technology solutions,” said Pervinder Johar, CEO of Blume Global. “As one of our flagship products, Blume Maps eliminates supply chain blind spots throughout the world, no matter the mode. Providing free access to Blume Maps to our customers is testament to our mission of democratizing technology for millions of small to medium businesses that make our global supply chains work.”
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Earlier this year, Blume announced updates to Blume Maps, including the launch Blume Interline Schedules, a cloud-native platform that allows companies that leverage railroad intermodal services to better coordinate cross-country rail freight deliveries. In partnership with Union Pacific Railroad, Norfolk Southern and CSX, Blume’s complementary end-to-end rail freight scheduler gives users visibility around moving cargo from one railway to another. In concert with Blume Interline Schedules, Blume’s asset management feature tracks details around intermodal rail shipments and how they interchange. It also validates the movement of freight delivery schedules with the ability to catch missing interchange points and improve accuracy with future deliveries.