Pleasanton California USA - Blume Global, the leading supply chain orchestration platform uniting
order orchestration, multimodal transportation management, end-to-end visibility, and supplier relationship management,
will provide its asset management solution to Class I railroad CPKC.
The integration is designed to enable CPKC to increase visibility of its 53 foot domestic containers to Intermodal
Marketing Companies (IMCs) in the United States.
"Blume is pleased to begin this new chapter in our long and successful relationship with the legacy CP and KCS
operating entities, now CPKC. Blume's asset management solution is well established as the marketplace where IMCs
obtain railroad-owned intermodal equipment. We look forward to helping CPKC expand their business in the US," said
Pervinder Johar, CEO of Blume Global.
"CPKC is excited about our agreement with Blume Global, which is a natural fit for customers seeking access to our
expanded intermodal network," said Ricky Stover, Assistant Vice President, Domestic Intermodal at
CPKC.
About Blume Global
The supply chain technology provider Blume Global is removing US$1 trillion of waste from the global supply chain,
making logistics processes more agile, dependable, and sustainable with innovative execution and visibility
solutions.
Blume has the most extensive network among logistics technology providers.
The company's direct connectivity to the ocean, air, rail, parcel, LTL, and truckload carriers combines with Blume's
solutions and almost three decades of industry data to maximize transportation spend, improve customer service, and
reduce carbon emissions for users.
These solutions are supported by a sizeable R&D organization that is continually adding new high-value
features.
By developing technology that streamlines the logistics world, Blume Global is leading the industry in creating supply
chain sustainability solutions, fighting climate change by eliminating significant carbon emissions in a world where
most freight is transported using fossil fuels.
In 2023, Blume Global was acquired by WiseTech Global, developer and provider of the leading logistics execution
software CargoWise.
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