Digitalization does not stop at logistics - electronic transactions with freight forwarders have long been more than just an exchange of data. E-shipping stands for a new type of collaboration along the entire supply chain. DB Schenker shows how modern e-services pave the way to smarter, more sustainable logistics.

In today's world, customers expect seamless tracking of their shipments. But how does tracking actually work behind the scenes at a logistics service provider. Let’s take a look at the processes and technologies that DB Schenker expertly uses to deliver a transparent and reliable supply chain.

Once a year, the Global Ventures and Innovation Department honors colleagues at DB SCHENKER who have shown themselves to be enthusiasts, supporters, and drivers of innovation with the Innovator of the Year award. Those who work closely together to shape the future of the company and industry.

In today’s interconnected world, companies increasingly grant their customers, partners, and employees access to internal applications and databases through intranets, extranets, and the Internet. While this accessibility is essential for collaboration and efficiency, it also introduces significant challenges in ensuring data security and identity management.

Real-time tracking transforms logistics from reactive problem solving to proactive control. But the reliability of carriers varies widely. At DB SCHENKER, we took a closer look at this topic.