Multiparty Collaborative Freight Platforms

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Multiparty Collaborative Freight Platforms are digital platforms that enable multiple stakeholders in freight logistics—such as shippers, freight forwarders, carriers, and terminals—to exchange information in real time, coordinate processes, and collaboratively optimize capacity and transport resources. They enhance transparency, efficiency, and cooperation across the entire supply chain.

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