Trans-Pac NVO turns to software maker for visibility solution

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Trans-Pac NVO turns to software maker for visibility solution

| May 12, 2020 6:00AM EDT
OL USA, an NVO led by industry veteran Alan Baer, is using software from Blume Global to provide visibility and disruption recovery capability akin to larger and more well-capitalized competitors.
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