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As cybercrime evolves and supply chain risks intensify, industry leaders like Ingram Micro are raising the bar for logistics partners. They're not just seeking service providers; they're demanding peace of mind. Here's where CtrlChain comes in.
In the wake of COVID-19, tech distribution giant Ingram Micro faced a perfect storm of logistics challenges. That's where CtrlChain came in. They're the logistics problem-solver that helped turn the tide for the company. Here's how they did it.
"We've seen CtrlChain grow from a smaller company into a significant player in this market. I believe we did it a little bit together. We supported you and you supported us. So, I see this as a true partnership," says an Ingram Micro executive.
CtrlChain ditched the industry-standard short-term RFP model, opting for a deep, collaborative partnership. This allowed them to:
CtrlChain implemented a comprehensive logistics management system, offering:
By leveraging strategic partnerships, CtrlChain ensured:
With CtrlChain's solutions in place, Ingram Micro saw:
Ingram Micro's challenges reflect broader industry trends:
Short-term contracts and cutthroat competition may seem like the norm in our industry, but companies like CtrlChain are rewriting the rulebook.
As cybercrime evolves and supply chain risks intensify, industry leaders like Ingram Micro are raising the bar for logistics partners. They're not just seeking service providers; they're demanding peace of mind. This translates to a need for logistics companies with stringent security protocols, robust risk management, and cutting-edge technology. CtrlChain meets these demands head-on.
Learn more about what they're doing and how they can meet your needs on their website.
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