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TradeBeam selected as one of the 2004 Top 100 Logistics IT Providers.
San Mateo, CA, May 11, 2004—TradeBeam Holdings, the leading provider of Global Trade Management applications, has been selected as one of the Top 100 Logistics IT Providers for 2004 by the Inbound Logistics Magazine editorial team. Inbound Logistics editors evaluated hundreds of Logistics IT Providers to arrive at their list, specifically searching for companies who provide logistics IT solutions that best meet their readership’s diverse needs.
“TradeBeam is proving that a unique and comprehensive solution can drive significant growth even in a weak economy. Growing from a handful of customers to over 3000 in under 3 years with clients such as Dell, Cisco, General Motors Holden, and Neiman Marcus is impressive”, said Felecia Stratton, Inbound Logistics, Editor. “We at Inbound Logistics have recognized this and see a combined offering of trade compliance, inventory management, shipment tracking and event management integrated with trade finance tools like Letters of Credit and invoice management as the key to their success.”
Companies need to be aware of the complexities inherent in cross-border trade, and as part of their standard logistics procedures must gain full visibility and control of the entire global trade transaction from point of purchase or sale through delivery and financial settlement. To be effective, IT solutions must streamline the entire lifecycle of a global order.
“Logistics executives are continually being required to support cross border growth and are looked upon to add value to the entire order life cycle including purchase order management, total landed cost modeling, shipment visibility as well as supporting security regulations and trade compliance,” said Duncan Jackson, TradeBeam’s VP Marketing and Business Development. “This recognition reflects TradeBeam’s position as the leading provider of Global Trade Management (GTM) software solutions.”
About TradeBeam
TradeBeam is a Global Trade Management company providing applications for managing the lifecycle of a trade across domestic and international order, logistics, and settlement activities to improve operating efficiencies and working capital.