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Software Product: Enhanced version of container tracking software released
The latest version of container tracking software, CAPS-TRAC 3.0, tracks assets and rented returnable containers for improved fleet visibility, reduced container loss and accountability in supply chain loss and damage.
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By Modern Materials Handling Staff October 15, 2010
The latest version of container tracking software, CAPS-TRAC 3.0, tracks assets and rented returnable containers for improved fleet visibility, reduced container loss and accountability in supply chain loss and damage. The new version includes more user-friendly features, Web-style interface, integration with other existing business and supply chain software systems, and enhanced reporting. The online solution is accessible from any Internet-connected computer, with data backed up in a secure offsite location to ensure stability. Container and Pooling Solutions, 888-873-2277, www.usecaps.com.
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Bob Heaney is a seasoned professional with over 25 years of distinguished leadership experience in research, analysis, and advisory roles in Supply Chain Engineering. Heaney’s coverage area within Aberdeen includes various elements of Supply Chain Execution (Transportation Management, Warehouse Management, Distributed Order Management and Supply Chain Visibility). Contact Bob Heaney
