Using Communities to Bridge Partitions

Partitions are natural in business.  Each employee has a specific role, and each division specializes on a specific product or function within the enterprise.

These partitions often become more fragmented over time. Multi-enterprise operations add another dimension to these partitions, one that unnecessarily decreases efficiency while increasing costs. As it relates to transportation management in today's supply chains, a community approach can bridge these partitions, increasing visibility across the supply chain and addressing the uncertainty of the unknown.

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