Asset Optimization - Blume Global

Blume is joining the WiseTech Global group, which is bringing a greater scale of resources to make logistics processes more efficient, agile, dependable, and sustainable with innovative execution and visibility solutions. Read the official announcement here.

Assets

The supply chain and logistics industry are constantly evolving, with advancing technology and increasing competition driving the need to optimize and differentiate. Blume Asset Optimization solutions enable motor carriers, ocean carriers and IMCs to determine the best moves to optimize the availability of supply, while reducing fees and empty miles.

features

Street Turns

Match inbound loads
with outbound loads

Domestic Reload

Reduce the costs of repositioning
marine containers

Intelligent Container Selection

Minimize empty container
repositioning

assets

Asset Lifecycle Management

Blume Assets – flagship product launched in 1994 under the name REZ-1 – optimizes asset yield, placement and utilization through advanced technologies, including machine learning, artificial intelligence and Internet of Things. It also creates an asset management marketplace for any transportation asset class and geography, and facilitates collaboration between multiple asset owners and classes.

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Customers

Matson Logistics Selects Blume Global to Improve Operations and Decrease Costs Blume Global Provides Accurate and Dynamic Asset Tracking, Financial Management and Maintenance and Repair Across the Entire Supply Chain Lifecycle

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Asset Owner Case Study Blume Assets enables this asset owner to analyze and ultimately determine whether to add containers to an in-demand fleet or create more capacity by improving load-cycle time.

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Customers

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Blume Solutions: Street Turns

Blume Street Turns significantly improves driver and truck utilization and increases turns while reducing congestion and CO2 emissions around ports and rail ramps. Blume Street Turns matches incoming imports with outgoing exports around marine terminals and outbound with inbound moves around rail ramps. The company’s rich ecosystem of ocean freight forwarders, ocean carriers, dray carriers and intermodal marketing companies (IMCs) provides an extremely large volume of outbound and inbound moves significantly increasing the opportunity for street turns.