In many supply chain operations today, critical information is spread across multiple systems. Transportation, warehousing and third-party data often exist in separate environments, making it difficult to see what is happening across the full network and act quickly when conditions change.
Supply Chain Insight addresses that challenge by bringing these data sources together into a single platform. By connecting data across systems, the platform provides a more complete, real-time view of loads, orders, inventory and performance.
That connected view changes how teams operate.
Instead of piecing together information from multiple sources, organizations can trace the full journey of shipments, understand where delays may occur and evaluate the impact across downstream operations. With access to the same data, operations teams and their customers are better aligned and able to make decisions more quickly.
The platform also shifts the focus from simply tracking shipments to understanding overall performance. With more than 85 key performance indicators available, users can monitor trends, evaluate results and identify opportunities for improvement.
“Our customers increasingly need greater visibility and more flexible ways to view their operations,” said Mike Medeiros, executive vice president of operations at Penske Logistics. “No two operations run the same, and the way teams use data should reflect that. With Supply Chain Insight, our customers can define the metrics that matter most to their business, set performance thresholds and focus on areas that can drive increased efficiency and results.”
Supply Chain Insight integrates data not only across transportation and warehousing systems, but also from external partners. This broader visibility provides a more complete understanding of how goods move through the supply chain, beyond a single system or provider.
Built on a cloud-native architecture using Microsoft Azure with Snowflake as the core data platform, Supply Chain Insight is designed to support complex, large-scale operations while maintaining strong performance, security and reliability.
“Our goal with the launch and development of Supply Chain Insight is to help our customers accelerate supply chain performance,” said Jeff Jackson, president of Penske Logistics. “This new platform provides customers with an unprecedented and unified view across their highly complex transportation and warehousing operations. It connects data that is often split across separate systems, giving teams a clearer picture of what’s happening across their supply chain. We plan to continue developing this platform, integrate with other systems and drive further enhancements using AI going forward.”
With the launch of Supply Chain Insight, Penske Logistics is giving customers a more connected, real-time understanding of their operations, helping teams spend less time piecing together information and more time acting on it.
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