Interview: Carl Hartmann The CEO of Temando
[eCommerce] In this video interview I talk to Carl Hartmann the co-founder and CEO of Temando. He talks about the reasons for setting up the company and discusses the plans and opportunities for the future including taking the company global with Australia as the first stage. Temando aims for one thing. Make sending anything as easy as clicking a few buttons. Temando is an eCommerce freight quoting and booking system that has been designed with one simple purpose in mind: to overcome the everyday hassle of sending something from A to B in eCommerce environments. From ad-hoc clients to large online retailers, given the complexities of freight, and the diverse nature of eCommerce, online trade has been severely limited with current research indicating that most current eCommerce trade is limited to small items with Postal Services accounting for 50% of online deliveries, and with Express Couriers providing the remainder. Temando integrates with both B2C and B2B eCommerce workflows and systems, across a range of verticals, and works by taking a senders freight request and matching it against the desired freight types of different carriers, providing accurate shipment pricing and then electronically booking the job and creating the required documentation. With a wide ranging customer base, the Temando system is compliant and gradually working with almost all of the top 200 freight carriers. http://jeffbullas.com http://ow.ly/3CiKm
[eCommerce] In this video interview I talk to Carl Hartmann the co-founder and CEO of Temando. He talks about the reasons for setting up the company and discusses the plans and opportunities for the future including taking the company global with Australia as the first stage. Temando aims for one thing. Make sending anything as easy as clicking a few buttons. Temando is an eCommerce freight quoting and booking system that has been designed with one simple purpose in mind: to overcome the everyday hassle of sending something from A to B in eCommerce environments. From ad-hoc clients to large online retailers, given the complexities of freight, and the diverse nature of eCommerce, online trade has been severely limited with current research indicating that most current eCommerce trade is limited to small items with Postal Services accounting for 50% of online deliveries, and with Express Couriers providing the remainder. Temando integrates with both B2C and B2B eCommerce workflows and systems, across a range of verticals, and works by taking a senders freight request and matching it against the desired freight types of different carriers, providing accurate shipment pricing and then electronically booking the job and creating the required documentation. With a wide ranging customer base, the Temando system is compliant and gradually working with almost all of the top 200 freight carriers. http://jeffbullas.com http://ow.ly/3CiKm