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- Logistics Control Tower and Dashboard Service Launched (August 2011)
However sophisticated a company's supply chain is, once the goods are on the road there is a real danger of 'supply chain events' impacting customer service. - Deltion Launches CarrierNet Logistics Control Tower Service (August 2011)
The need for smarter logistics solutions, which provide extended supply chain partners with the real-time information required to meet today's business demands, has been apparent for many years. - Cadbury Thinking Outside the Box (June 2010)
Cadbury has saved £145,000 since introducing Deltion’s web-based transport management system, CarrierNet, to its operation last year. In addition, customer service levels are at an all time high - hitting 100% at times. - Deltion Launch Ground-breaking Real Time Logistics and Transport Management Solution - System Integration from Production Schedule, Primary and Second (Febraury 2010)
Deltion has launched Version 5.0 of its award winning Cloud Computing transport management solution, CarrierNet Version 5.0 that has significant enhancements both in in-depth operational features and functionality and in an improved user interface. - Cloud with silver lining (March 2009)
Cloud computing' might be a new name for an established concept, but the contemporary label is attracting new converts, especially in logistics and fulfilment. - Large companies discover benefits of logistics Cloud Computing as credit crunch hits IT budgets (Feb 2009)
It comes as no surprise to discover that companies in most sectors and of most sizes are cutting their IT budgets in the face of the current financial crisis. But many are stealing a march on their competitors by achieving the seemingly impossible - achieving higher quality and standards in their IT systems at the same time as reducing budgets! - Ahead in the Clouds - Technology that promises easier, faster, cheaper computing for all (Nov 2008)
Meanwhile, elsewhere in America, computing experts meeting in San Francisco this week are exploring the potential for a service that might change all our lives, possibly almost as dramatically as the election of the new president. - SaaS case study: SaaS takes the hazard away from HazChem (Sep 2008)
While CRM and salesforce automation (SFA) have dominated discussion of software as a service (SaaS) to date, there are examples of the model being adapted to related areas, such as partner relationship management and supplier relationship management. - Boldly into the net
There has been a revolution in how managers accept and apply technology in recent years. - Control Transport Spending While Improving Service Latest Release of CarrierNet Opens Door to Real Time Collaboration (Sep 2008)
There has never been a greater need to manage freight transportation spending and costs while at the same time increasing efficiency and service. Not only are the logistics companies suffering - the users are also going through hard times with rising energy and other costs. - Deltion and CN user Hazchem amongst finalists for prestigious logistics award (Sep 2008)
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILTUK) have named Deltion and Hazchem amongst the three finalists for the Institutes prestigious annual Awards For Excellence. The category is Information Management and is sponsored by O2. The winner will be announced on October 23rd. - Award winning web-based service on show (April 2008)
Deltion, the leading UK Software as a Service transport and logistics solutions provider, is featuring its award winning CarrierNet (CN) web based service at the CV Show. - TDG Wins Business from VWR International Limited (February 2008)
Just 8 weeks after launching its nationwide next day ADR service for parcels and light freight, TDG has secured a 5-year contract with laboratory supplies company, VWR International Limited. TDG’s ADR light freight distribution network went live in December 2007 and responds directly to the changes in... - Deltion - delivering on the promise (Winter 2007/8)
The team behind this wide-ranging management system have stayed the course, and are now seeing their commitment reflected in accelerating take-up - Why buy? (March 2008)
The availability of ‘on-demand’ logistics Software as a Service is changing the rules of the supply chain game, says Denis O’Sullivan. - Logistics technology the next big thing (December 2007)
In the scramble for competitive advantage 3PL providers are embracing impressive technological breakthroughs, says Denis O’Sullivan - Logistics and IT: HazChem Hazardous Chemical Network Named as One of Britain's Digital Elite for use of Deltion's CarrierNet Service (November 2007)
The HazChem Network - www.hazchemnetwork.co.uk - has today been proclaimed as one of Britain's Digital Elite for their use of the Deltion Web based service - CarrierNet. The award announced on ... - Times Logistics Supplement: Should I buy logistics software? (September 2007)
The logistics and transport industry is going through a period of major and radical change. The biggest inhibitor to efficiency and high levels of customer service in the supply chain has always been a lack of relevant knowledge. - Warehouse & Logistics News: Interview with CEO Piyush Shah - Do you really want to buy transport & logistics software? (July 2007)
- Motor Transport: Future of IT is Software as a Service (SaaS) (April 2007)
Martin Brown has little faith in high cost, short-life, tailored logistic IT solutions but finds On Demand subscription puts him on a level playing field with the industry giants... - International Freighting Weekly: Satellite phone a cheap way to keep in touch (November 2006)
Standard GPRS phones are becoming a low-cost communications device between traffic managers, their transport manager systems and truck drivers... - Fulfilment & E.Logistics: Caretakers opts for CarrierNet (October 2006)
TH Brown Caretakers has adopted the CarrierNet web-based transport management system in a move to update and modernize its IT infrastructure... - m.logistics: Hosted system gains mobile dimension (September 2006)
Hosted software, already familiar in telematics, has been expanding into general transport management. Now Deltion, one of its champions, is adding mobile features... - Cargo Security International: Net profit (August 2006)
CarrierNet provides a complete logistics management service, from order entry through to final delivery. It is widely used by several UK parcels and logistics networks on a pay-as-you-use basis. - Materials Handling News: Dukes of Hazard (February 2006)
A major investment in state of the art web-based collaborative technology is bringing benefits to the UK’s first dedicated network for the transport of hazardous goods... - Motor Transport: Network Controlled
David Howes comments: Network operators who are struggling to stay profitable have the same problem - a need to review processes and install an IT system that can show the centre what’s happening... - Fulfilment & E.Logistics: Multiple Resources, Single Mission
A wide ranging transport management system is finding lively interest from users. It is a collaborative software suite that enables operators to interact with customers and manage their transport and logistics processes in a coherent, integrated way... - Hazardous Cargo Bulletin: Press Return to Enter
Logistics companies are increasingly leaning on the shoulders of software providers to help them source solutions for efficient management of stocks and inventories. One such company which is succeeding where others have failed is UK-based Deltion...
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