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- WiseTech Global Industry Board of Directors[12] Products & Services Acquisitions References
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WiseTech Global WiseTech Global is an Australian-based developer and provider of software solutions for the logistics industry. The company is publicly listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) as WTC.[1] and is in the top 200 companies listed on the ASX by market capitalisation[2]. Headquartered in Alexandria, Sydney, WiseTech is a member of the WAAAX group of ASX technology stocks[3], consisting of Appen[4], Altium[5], Xero[6] and Afterpay Touch Group[7]. {{Infobox company
| name = WiseTech Global
| logo =
| traded_as = ASX:WTC[8]
| industry = Technology Software Logistics
| founded =
| founders = Richard White (Executive Director and CEO)[9] and Maree Isaacs (Co-Founder and Executive Director)[10]
| hq_location_city = Sydney
| hq_location_country = Australia
| revenue = $153 million (FY17)
| products = CargoWise One
| website = http://www.wisetechglobal.com/
}} Industry WiseTech Global operates in the global logistics [11] technology industry Board of Directors[12] The WiseTech Global board consists of six directors: an Independent Chairman, three Independent Non-Executive Directors and the two founders of the company, Richard White[9] and Maree Isaacs. Products & Services WiseTech Global provides two software solutions. CargoWise One, a software solution to provide greater visibility and automation across the supply chain and BorderWise, a customs and border technical library. Acquisitions Since listing on the ASX in April 2016, WiseTech Global has acquired multiple businesses internationally. These acquisitions include: - Pierbridge (June 2018) – a parcel shipping transportation management solution (TMS) provider based in the United States [13][14][15].
- Fenix (June 2018) - Fenix Data Systems (‘Fenix’) is a customs management solutions provider in Canada [16][17].
- SaaS Transportation (May 2018) – SaaS Transportation is a specialist US transport management solutions provider for Less Than Truckload (LTL) shipping [18][19].
- Ulukom (May 2018) – Ulukom is provider of logistics, customs, freight forwarding and warehouse solutions in Turkey[20] [21][22].
- EasyLog (April 2018) – Easylog is a French customs solutions provider. EasyLog provides a range of customs clearance and tracking solutions, including a direct link with French Customs [23] [24].
- PB & Assoc. (April 2018) – Known as ‘Forward’, PB & Assoc offers freight forwarding management and accounting compliance solutions across Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Uruguay, Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Paraguay, Bolivia, Guatemala, El Salvador, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Panama and Venezuela[25].
- Softcargo (April 2018) – Headquartered in Uruguay, Softcargo offers freight forwarding management and logistic solutions across Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Uruguay and Argentina[26][27].
- LSP Solutions (March 2018) – A provider of customs compliance solutions, bonded warehouse administrations, contract logistics and warehouse management solutions in the Netherlands[28].
- Intris (February 2018) – A provider of freight forwarding, customs and warehousing management solutions operating in Belgium and the Netherlands[29][30].
- ABM Data Systems (December 2017) – ABM Data Systems is an accredited developer and provider of customs clearance solutions for the UK, Ireland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden and Germany[31][32].
- CustomsMatters (December 2017) – CustomsMatters is a customs solution provider in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The company provides a cloud-hosted compliance platform, customs brokerage and consulting services[33][32].
- Microlistics (December 2017) – A provider of warehouse management software across Asia-Pacific, North America and the Middle East[34] [35][36].
- Cargoguide (September 2017) – Headquartered in the Netherlands, Cargoguide is a provider of global air freight rate management solutions provider[37].
- CargoSphere (September 2017) – Headquartered in North Carolina, USA, CargoSphere is a global ocean rate management solutions provider[38].
- Softship AG (August 2017) – Moved to full ownership of German domiciled global ocean carrier logistics solution provider SoftShip. Prior to the April 2018 announcement, WiseTech owned 43 per cent of SoftShip AG[39].
- CMS Transport Systems (August 2017) – CMS is a provider of road transport and logistics management systems across Australia and New Zealand[40].
- Prolink (August 2017) – Prolink is a provider of customs and forwarding solutions across Taiwan and China.
- Digerati (August 2017) – Digerati is a provider of tariff research and compliance tools utilised by the Australasian customs broking community[41].
- Bysoft (July 2017) – Bysoft Solucoes em Sistemas Para Comercio Exterior is the largest provider of customs and logistics compliance solutions to the logistics industry across Brazil[42]
- ACO Informatica (February 2017) – ACO Informatica is a provider of customs compliance solutions to the logistics industry across Italy[43]
- znet Group (January 2017) –znet Group is a provider of automated customs software and solutions to the logistics industry across Germany[44]
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