Chemical supply chains extend across markets, transportation networks, and regulatory environments. In this video, Mike Skinner of Quantix Supply Chain Solution (formerly CLX Logistics) discusses how the company uses e2open transportation management technology to support chemical shippers and managed transportation customers. He also explains why Quantix sees an opportunity to expand the relationship into global trade and other areas of supply chain management. 

Global chemical supply chains demand connected capabilities 

Quantix provides logistics services with a focus on the chemical industry, including managed transportation in North America and a growing presence in Europe. The company also resells e2open’s transportation management system to shippers and uses the technology to manage customer freight within its own operations. 

That global perspective matters. Chemical manufacturers of many sizes operate across borders, making it essential to coordinate transportation with the wider supply chain. Transportation management remains a critical foundation, but greater value can emerge when it connects with global trade and other supply chain capabilities.

A more connected technology environment can help organizations:   

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Coordinate transportation within a broader global supply chain strategy 

Support logistics operations across regions and markets

Connect previously separate supply chain processes and technologies

Adapt as business requirements and customer needs evolve

For Quantix the opportunity is to build on its established transportation capabilities while supporting more connected global operations. 

Turning a trusted transportation foundation into broader supply chain value 

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Quantix began working with the transportation management technology before it became part of e2open. The acquisition created an opportunity to work with a global supply chain technology provider whose capabilities extend beyond TMS. 

Through e2net Harmony, transportation, global trade, and other supply chain technologies can communicate with one another. This integrated foundation can help companies move beyond isolated workflows and develop a more coordinated approach to managing supply chain operations.

The partnership also provides access to expertise across e2open, from product, sales, and marketing teams to senior leadership. These relationships help Quantix better understand the available capabilities, evaluate opportunities across additional product areas, and shape a strategy for deepening the partnership. 

What’s ahead: Connecting transportation, global trade, and supply chain expertise 

Quantix is looking beyond transportation as it considers the next stage of its relationship with e2open. By bringing transportation and global trade capabilities together through e2net Harmony, the companies can explore a more connected approach to serving the globally oriented chemical industry. 

Technology is only part of that value. Mike Skinner also highlights e2open’s supply chain expertise and perspective on the wider forces affecting global operations. Access to specialists and strategic conversations can help organizations understand changing conditions and make more informed supply chain decisions. 

Watch the video to hear how Quantix is building on a long-standing transportation partnership and exploring new opportunities with e2open. 

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