Third-Party Logistics Market Trends And Solutions
Track 1 Session 4
Evan ArmstrongPresident
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Phone: +1-414-545-3838Website: www.3PLogistics.com
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Abstract
A growing number of companies are relying on third-party logistics providers (3PLs) to manage some or all of their supply chain networks. This presentation includes the results of recent research that quantifies 3PL market trends, major providers, and requisite capabilities to help you evaluate outsourcing functions to 3PLs.
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Founded in 1980Supply Chain Market Research and Consulting ServicesCurrent Research:
Who's Who Logistics and Supply Chain Management – AmericasWho's Who in Logistics and Supply Chain Management – InternationalWarehousing in North America – 2009 Market Size, Major 3PLs, Benchmarking Costs, Prices and PracticesTargeted in-depth market research papers
Articles & Press Coverage: American Shipper, Global Logistics & Supply Chain Strategies, Journal of Commerce, Logistics Management, Logistics Quarterly, Modern Materials Handling, Traffic World, Transport Topics, Wall Street JournalConsulting Services: Benchmarking, Expert Witness, Logistics Outsourcing, Logistics Provider Contracting & Negotiation, M&A, Supply Chain Network Analysis & Design, Transportation Analysis, Systems Evaluation & SelectionGlobal Resources: U.S. Organization; Eric Xiang, Shanghai China; Latin America, Japan and South Korea Alliance Partners
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Drivers of Logistics Outsourcing3PL Services and Capabilities3PL/Customer Trends3PL Market Trends and LeadersNorth American Warehousing Market Trends3PL Technology Trends
Agenda
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Drivers of Global 3PL Market Growth
3PLs provide the infrastructure necessary to support increasingly complex supply chains involved in global trade.
Low-Cost Country Sourcing
Off-Shoring & Outsourced Mfg.
Need Regional & Local Market Expertise
Focus on CoreCompetencies
Expanding IT Requirements
Cost Reductions
Operational Efficiencies
Regulatory Compliance
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Value-Added Services & CapabilitiesDomestic and Int’l Transportation Management
Cargo InsuranceCarrier Contracting/Brokering/Freight Payment
Customs Brokerage/ACE/C-TPAT/FASTDuty Drawback Processing
Incoterms Management – EXW to DDPLetters of Credit/Negotiable BOLs
Merge-In TransitNVOCC
Project LogisticsProject Management
Transportation ExecutionTransportation Network Planning/Optimization
Warehousing/Cross-dockingBonded Warehouses
Home DeliveryInstallation/Removal
JIT/KanbanKitting/Pick & Pack
Light Manufacturing/AssemblyReverse Logistics
Small Package/FulfillmentEasily Deployable WMS
Both – 3PL/4PL4PL/Lead Logistics Provider
Call CentersConsolidation/Deconsolidation
Consulting/Process ReengineeringEDI Handling
Financial ServicesFood Grade/Temperature Controlled
Hazmat SkillsPurchase Order Management
Internet Supply Chain VisibilityInventory/Vendor Management
ISO CertificationPool Distribution/Cross-docking
Radio Frequency/RFIDSecurity Processes
Sourcing Skills
Tier 1 GSCM’s provide these services and capabilities in global markets.8
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• Assembly Accounts• Import/Export Services• Labeling and Printing• General Packing• Export Packing
• Proof of Delivery issued/checked• Receiving and put away• Shrink Wrapping• Tracing• Trucking
IntegratedLogisticsServices
Complexity level of services
Basic LogisticsServices
Freight Forwarding/Transit Warehouse/
Cross-Docking
• Light Assembly• Customization• Display Building• Distribution• Inspections• Just-in-Sequence• Just-in-Time
• Kitting• Network Development• Postponement• Quality Control• Reverse Logistics• Systems Development• Vendor Managed Inventory
• Consolidation/Deconsolidation
• Filling• Loading• Palletizing/Re-Palletizing
• Inbound and Outbound ofgoods within short timeframe
• No value-adding activities• No permanent storage
Hierarchical Conceptualization of Logistics Services
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2008 Global Logistics Cost & 3PL Revenue
Global 3PL Market = $501 Billion
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Top Global Fortune 500 Buyers of 3PL Services
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Trends in 3PL/Customer Relationships
% of Domestic Fortune 500 Companies using 3PLs
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Frequency of 3PL Services
3,936 3PL customer relationships; 11,521 individual types of services
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Trends in 3PL/Customer Relationships3PL Revenue by Industry from 2005 – 2008E for the Fortune 500 Global ($ Billions)
2005$149
2006$167
2007$187
2008$200
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Trends in 3PL/Customer RelationshipsFY2007 3PL Revenue by “Technological” Industry Sub Segments for the
Fortune 500 – Global ($ Millions)
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2008E 3PL Revenue by “Healthcare” Industry Sub Segments for theFortune 1000 – Domestic ($ Millions)
3PL Revenue by Industry
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Logistics Cost for ABC Company
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Overall 3PL Market Trends
3PL Growth Drivers are Still in PlaceRecession:
Reduced Transportation VolumesIncreased Procurement Activities – Especially TMWarehousing Square Footage NeedsContract Re-pricing
3PL Consolidation Continues:IBM “Carve Out” with GeodisAcquisitions – Strategic Emphasis without International Borders M&A Bargains – Rationalized Multiplies
Asian Issues:Growing Intra-Asia / DomesticP.O. Management / Supply Chain Management by Asians
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Overall 3PL Market Trends
Dedicated Contract Carriage:Bifurcation Continues
Value-Added Warehousing & Distribution:Multi-client vs. Dedicated FacilitiesCustomer Building OwnershipCheap Leases / Real Estate
Global Supply Chain Management:One Stop Shop
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GENCOHydrogen Fuel Cell Tow Motors, ROI – 10 yearsLighting Retrofits, ROI – 1.5 to 3 YearsUtility Bill ManagementCorrugated Plastics, Barrel, Pharma Recycling / DisposalReturns – 50% to Secondary Markets, 45% to Vendors, 4% Recycled
UTi / JohnsonDiverseyLeed, NC Building, 550,000 Sq. Ft. – Racine, WILift Truck Batteries Charged in StagesDouble Wide Lift TrucksDock Levelers, Shelter & Lights – Controlled SequencesDock Doors Open Only When Trailer is Present
Green Initiatives
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OthersTransportation Management – LTL, Mode Shifts, End-to-End, Capacity MaximizingCalifornia Air Resources Board Tow Motor RequirementsReusable ContainersEnergy Efficient Conveyor Systems
Green Initiatives
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Kuehne + NagelDHL Logistics UPS SCS
FedEx SCS/TN CEVA LogisticsSchenker/BAX CAT Logistics
Major MarketsFreight
C.H. RobinsonExpeditors
PenskeRyder
DSV
GeodisAgility
UTi Worldwide
Hellmann Worldwide
Nippon Express
Kintetsu World Exp
NYK LogisticsAPL LogisticsPanalpina
Forwarders
Global Supply Chain ManagersTier 1 3PLs
Menlo
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Top 10 in Ocean TEUs – 2008
Third-Party Logistics Provider (3PL) Total AnnualOcean TEUs (Thousands)
DHL Supply Chain & Global Forwarding 2,882
Kuehne + Nagel 2,618
DB Schenker 1,456
Panalpina 1,278
Expeditors International 897
DSV Solutions 850
Sankyu 715
UPS Supply Chain Solutions 700
SDV International Logistics 680
NYK Logistics 600
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Top 10 in Airfreight Metric Tons – 2008
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000
Yusen Air & Sea
CEVA
Expeditors
Kuehne + Nagel
Nippon
Panalpina
Kintetsu
DB Schenker
DHL SC&GF
FedEx SCS&TN
530
536
678
835
897
901
1,118
1,230
4,291
7,200
Thousands of Airfreight Metric Tons – FY2008
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Global 3PL LeadersAutomotive Customer Relationships (10 or more)
Third-Party Logistics Provider (3PL)
Number of Customer Relationships
Logwin 35Rudolph 23CEVA 23DHL 19ARS Altmann 18Cat Logistics 15TRADISA 15Egerland 13De Rooy 12UTi Worldwide 12Menlo 12GEFCO 11Kuehne + Nagel 11Ryder 10
As of July 13, 2009
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Global 3PL LeadersRetail Customer Relationships (10 or more)
Third-Party Logistics Provider (3PL)
Number of Customer Relationships
Wincanton Logistics 29YRC 26DHL 19Transplace 19BNSF 19IDS Group 18Maersk 17Kuehne + Nagel 17Logwin 14J.B. Hunt Dedicated 13Cargo Services Far East 12Performance Team 12C.H. Robinson 12APL 11UTi Worldwide 11UPS SCS 11FedEx 10OHL 10Greatwide 10Werner Enterprises 10ADI 10
As of July 13, 2009
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Global 3PL LeadersTechnological Customer Relationships (10 or more)
Third-Party Logistics Provider (3PL)
Number of Customer Relationships
DHL 36UPS SCS 25Menlo 23FedEx 21Brightpoint 20Logwin 19New Breed 16CEVA 15Ryder 15Kuehne + Nagel 14UTi Worldwide 13Integrated Logistics Berhad 12ATC 12CTSI 11SDV 11NAL Worldwide 10PFSweb 10Almacenar 10
As of July 13, 2009
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Tier 2 3PLs
Landstar Kenco
NFI GENCO
Ozburn-Hessey
APL Logistics
Fiege
Wincanton
Norbert Dentressangle
Rudolph Logistik
Kerry Logistics
Mainfreight
Toll / Sembcorp
Cargo Services Far East
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Tier 3 3PLs Niche Players
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Select 3PL Acquisitions
Target Buyer YearPrice
($ Millions) MultipleAmerican Backhaulers C.H. Robinson 1999 100 cash/36 stock 10.5*Circle Int’l EGL 2000 543 12.6*Fritz UPS 2001 437 19.3*USCO Kuehne + Nagel 2001 300 13.0*Standard Corporation UTi Worldwide 2002 48.8 6.1*Tibbett & Britten Exel 2004 598 6.8**GeoLogistics PWC Logistics 2005 454 14.1*Exel Deutsche Post 2005 6,660 10.6*BAX Global Deutsche Bahn 2006 1,210 10.7*TNT Logistics Apollo Management 2006 1,884 10.2*EGL Apollo Mgmt./CEVA 2007 2,200 14.5**Cougar Holdings Menlo Worldwide 2007 33.9 10.0***EBIT, **EBITDA
View our latest M&A tracking list at: http://www.3plogistics.com/3PL_M&A.htm
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2008 Logistics Cost & 3PL Revenue – North America($ Billions)
Logistics Cost = $1,633
3PL Revenue
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U.S. 3PL Market 1996 – 2010E($ Billions)
¹CAGR: 1996-2008
CAGR 12.5%¹-7%
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3PL versus GDP Growth Rates 1997 – 2008
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Four Major 3PL Segments
1. Non-asset based Domestic Transportation Management (DTM):3PLs providing value-added transportation management services dealing with shipments originating in and destined to North American points. Services are usually performed in conjunction with freight brokerage and are often contractual.
• BNSF Logistics, Springdale, AR
• C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Eden Prairie, MN
• Transplace, Plano, TX
2. Non-asset based International Transportation Management (ITM):3PLs providing value-added international transportation management services dealing with shipments originating in or destined to North American points usually performed in conjunction with freight forwarding, often contractual.
• CEVA/EGL, Jacksonville, FL
• Panalpina, Basel, Switzerland
• UTi Worldwide, Rancho Dominguez, CA
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3. Asset-based (U.S.) Dedicated Contract Carriage (DCC):3PLs providing dedicated contract carriage services supplying tractors, drivers and management. Trailers are normally included, contract terms are 1-7 years.
• Penske Logistics, Reading, PA
• Ryder Dedicated, Miami, FL
• Werner Dedicated, Omaha, NE
4. Asset-based Value-Added Warehousing & Distribution (VAWD):3PLs normally providing long term contract warehousing or distribution center operations with a host of value-adds.
• Caterpillar Logistics Services, Morton, IL
• Menlo Worldwide, Redwood City, CA
• UTi Contract Logistics, Columbia, SC
Four Major 3PL Segments
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Revenues & Profitability by 3PL Segment – 2008
3PL Segment
Gross Revenue
(US$ Billions)
NetRevenue
(US$ Billions)
NetRevenue Growth 2007-08
Domestic Transportation Management 37.4 5.9 6.7%
International Transportation Management 46.0 18.0 6.9%
Dedicated Contract Carriage 11.2 11.0 0%
Value-Added Warehousing & Distribution 29.4 23.5 5.1%
Total1 124.0 58.4 4.7%1Gross revenue (turnover) for the 3PL/Contract Logistics industry in the U.S. is estimated at $127 billion. $3 billion is included for the logistics software segment.
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Recessionary Impact by 3PL Segment – 2009E
3PL SegmentGross
RevenueNet
RevenueNet
Income
DTM ‐10% ‐2.5% ‐2.5%
ITM ‐12% ‐4.5% ‐7.5%
DCC ‐9% ‐9% ‐2.5%
VAWD ‐3% ‐3% ‐3%
Overall ‐7% ‐4.5% ‐4%
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3PL Market Momentum
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3PL Market Momentum – High Profit, High Growth
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25Net Revenue Growth (%)
302928272625242322212019181716151413121110 9876
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C.H. Robinson
BNSF
Expeditors
DHL Global
Kuehne + Nagel
FedExUTi
Jacobson/Arnold
Kenco CatGENCO
NFI
High ProfitHigh Growth
TM
VAWD
DCC
Verst
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3PL Market Momentum – High Profit, Low Growth
-8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Net Revenue Growth (%)
302928272625242322212019181716151413121110 9876
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Kuehne + Nagel
FedEx
Jacobson/Arnold
High ProfitLow Growth
TM
VAWD
DCC
Hub
Landstar
AmeriCold J.B. HuntSchneider Werner
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3PL Market Momentum – Low Profit, High GrowthA
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Net
Inco
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Mar
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Low ProfitHigh Growth
TM
VAWD
DCC
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25Net Revenue Growth (%)
5
4
3
2
1
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Transplace
DHL/Exel
Ryder
Menlo
Schenker
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3PL Market Momentum – Low Profit, Low GrowthA
fter-
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Net
Inco
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Mar
gins
(%)
Low ProfitLow Growth
TM
VAWD
DCC
5
4
3
2
1
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Ryder
DSC Schenker
-8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Net Revenue Growth (%)
CEVATLC APL
Penske
Schneider
SwiftCardinal
Pacer
YRC
UPS UPS
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3PL Most Recognized Brands
DHL/Exel UPS SCS
C.H. Robinson Ryder Schneider
Menlo Ozburn-Hessey Penske
UTi Kuehne + Nagel GENCO NFI
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Expected Operating Profit Margins (%)
3PL Function %
Domestic TM – System 9.3
Domestic TM – Transactional 12.6
International TM 14.9
Freight Forwarding 18.5
SCM – Network 17.0
DC Management 16.0
VAWD 17.5
Return Logistics 19.0
Dedicated Contract Carriage 10.0
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3PL Business Development Sources
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Largest Commercial Warehousemen in North America
Rank Company # of Warehouses
Square Feet (Millions)
1 Exel Logistics 441 86.02 GENCO 95 37.03 CEVA Logistics, N. A. 164 33.04 UTi Worldwide Inc. 266 29.05 Jacobson Companies 133 28.36 Caterpillar Logistics Services, Inc. 107 27.07 Ozburn-Hessey Logistics 105 24.08 VersaCold 125 23.09 AmeriCold Logistics, Inc. 102 23.010 Kenco Logistic Services 95 23.011 Ryder System, Inc. 202 22.812 Supply Chain Solutions 100 20.013 MBX Logistics, LLC 51 20.014 NAL Worldwide LLC 29 19.015 Menlo Worldwide 100 16.0
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Largest Commercial Warehousemen in North America
Rank Company # of Warehouses
Square Feet (Millions)
16 Penske Logistics 149 15.017 Warehouse Specialists, Inc. 47 15.018 DSC Logistics 37 15.019 NFI 70 14.520 Kuehne + Nagel, N. A. 61 14.221 Total Logistic Control 32 11.022 Saddle Creek Corporation 41 10.323 syncreon ( Logistics) 50 10.024 New Breed Logistics 53 7.025 WOW Logistics 26 7.0
Totals 2,681 550.1
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Warehousing Contract Lengths
Source: Armstrong & Associates, Inc. Report “Warehousing in North America – 2009 Market Size, Major 3PLs, Benchmarking Cost, Prices and Practices”
Years
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Types of Warehouses
Case/PalletPicking/Shipping
Piece Picking
Manufacturing &Product Support
High VolumeLow Margin
RelatedTransportation
NumerousSkilled Employees
& Value Adds
CombinedServices
Skilled Labor, IT& SCM
Labor IntenseValue Adds
Labor IntenseValue AddsJIT/Kanban
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Avg. Whse.180,000 Sq. Ft.Avg. Contract
$3.6 MillionPrice / Sq. Ft.
$20.59
Avg. Whse.260,000 Sq. Ft.Avg. Contract
$3.7 MillionPrice / Sq. Ft.
$14.31
Avg. Whse.272,000 Sq. Ft.Avg. Contract
$5.4 MillionPrice / Sq. Ft.
$19.75
Regional Variation in Contract Warehouse Pricing
Avg. Whse.249,000 Sq. Ft.Avg. Contract
$3.6 MillionPrice / Sq. Ft.
$14.45
Avg. Whse.252,000 Sq. Ft.Avg. Contract
$4.8 MillionPrice / Sq. Ft.
$19.04
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Frequency of Contract Value-Added ServicesValue-Added Services Responses % of Services
Kitting/pick & pack/labeling 172 23.0%Pick & pack 60Kitting 72Labeling 40
Customization/subassembly/sequencing 125 16.7%Sequencing 42Subassembly 47Customization 36
Reverse logistics/repair/refurbish/returns processing 113 15.1%Repair/refurbish 41Reverse logistics 38Returns processing 34
Inventory control/VMI 100 13.4%Inventory control 67VMI 33
Specialty packing/repack 98 13.1%Specialty packing 63Repack 35
Transportation management 68 9.1%Direct store delivery 32Transportation 27Import/export services 9
Cross-docking 42 5.6%Temperature control 12 1.6%Governmental compliance 9 1.2%WMS 7 0.9%RFID 3 0.4%
Total 749 100.0%
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Commodity/Industry Vertical Actual Operating Margins
Industry Vertical Actual (%)Chemicals 22.5Telecommunications 20.2Apparel 18.7High-tech/Computers 18.2Healthcare/Cosmetics 15.8Retail/Consumer Products 13.9Industrial (non-automotive) 13.9Building Materials 12.9Automotive 12.5Food/Beverage 12.4
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3PL Information Technology Trends
I.T. is a top reason for companies outsourcing logistics.Solid I.T. is critical to remain competitive and strengthen a 3PLs brand.
3PLs are striving for an integrated “base” systems backbone.
Menlo: TTMS, Infor/CAPS, Proprietary LMS, WMS (Proviamodified), Menlo VIEW (Viewlocity) Penske: i2 Technologies, Infor/EXE, Proprietary LMS, RT Systems, MARCC.H. Robinson: Proprietary ExpressTMS, CAPS, HighJump
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3PL Information Technology Trends
ERP
WMSTMS
Manifest
BOL
Shipping Docs
FB Payment Co.
SMS
Carrier Rates
Orders
Transportation Planning and Optimization
Transportation Execution
Mode Selection, Carrier Routing & Rating
CarrierLoad Tender &
Acceptance
Transit Statuses & Invoices
Shipments for Picking
Pack Out/Order Verification
Pick/Pack/Ship
Assigned Carrier & Rates
Sample World Class Supply Chain Systems Configuration
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236 3PLs Surveyed, TMS with 2 or More 3PL Users
3PL Information Technology Trends
TMS Brand TotalProprietary TMS 132No TMS 24i2 Technologies 18TMW 13Oracle (OTM) 12MercuryGate 8Infor 6Innovative Computing 4RedPrairie 4Creative Systems 3Manugistics 3McLeod 3Descartes 2IES 2LeanLogistics 2Manhattan 2Pinnacle (FreightLogic) 2Prophesy 2Sterling Commerce 2
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236 3PLs Surveyed, WMS with 2 or More 3PL Users
3PL Information Technology Trends
WMS Brand TotalProprietary WMS 105No WMS 44Infor 23RedPrairie 15Manhattan Associates 14Cadre Technologies 9FourSite 6HighJump 6SAP 6Maves 5Zethcon (Synapse) 5Argos (ABECAS Insight) 3HK Systems 3ICS (Logimax) 3Oracle 3Codeworks (WDLS) 2Hardis (Reflex) 2SCA 2
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Armstrong & Associates, Inc.10401 West Lincoln Avenue
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