January 13, 2026 Webinar: The benefits of a TMS in the era of logistics data

MyTower

Moderated by Julien Bièche, Transport Consulting Manager at MyTower and Tahis Charpentier, Business Analyst at MyTower.

📅 Date: Tuesday, January 13, 2026 | ⏰ Time: 15:00 (Paris time)

In an increasingly complex logistics context, the TMS (Transport Management System) becomes a strategic lever. When enriched with data - GPS, weather, traffic, shipment history, carrier rates - it transforms from an operational tool into a true predictive optimization engine.

This webinar will present the key benefits of a data-driven TMS:

  • anticipating delays and logistical risks
  • precise cost management
  • improved customer experience thanks to reliable traceability
  • continuous improvement through industry benchmarks

Discover how a data-driven TMS connects the entire supply chain to deliver smarter, more proactive and more efficient management.

A Q&A area will be provided at the end of the session. 👉 Register now and get your questions ready.

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