Transplace wins contract with Prysmian Group


Transplace has announced that it has been selected by Prysmian Group to manage all of the client’s transportation activities throughout North America and support international import/export shipments and customs compliance.

“Prysmian Group is committed to sustainability,” said Gianmichele Alivia, vice president of logistics and supply chain, Prysmian Group. “This partnership with Transplace will allow us to further our dedication to investing in the future by focusing on relationships and ongoing actions to improve efficiency, making Prysmian Group a more sustainable company. Transplace brings extensive experience, a large shipper and carrier network and robust logistics technology that will allow us to gain greater control over our transportation operations, reduce costs and support Prysmian Group’s commitment to sustainability.”

Transplace will employ its proprietary Transportation Management System (TMS) to optimise shipments and manage the daily execution of all transportation activities, including carrier and mode selection and freight audit and payment. Transplace will also leverage its technology to take advantage of additional cost-saving opportunities, such  as converting over-the-road shipments to intermodal and consolidating freight with multiple shippers through the company’s TransMatch co-shipping program. Access to real-time business intelligence dashboards and reporting will provide Prysmian Group with greater visibility of its entire operational network.

“Transplace is thrilled to partner with Prysmian Group and provide the managed transportation services, logistics technology and business intelligence needed to help the company effectively execute its transportation operations and establish certainty within the supply chain,” said Sammy Riddle, senior vice president, Transplace. “We will continue to work collaboratively with them to identify new opportunities within Prysmian Group’s transportation operations to provide year-over-year value and enable them to better serve their customers.”

Source: Transplace