The SOC 2 Type II certification validates Rygen's commitment to the security and privacy of customer data.

Rygen Technologies’ X1 Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) announced as one of the winners of this year’s Top Software & Tech award.

Choosing the right Software as a Service (SaaS) provider can feel like trusting someone to hold on to your valuable wallet. Of course, the technology being used is important, but more than that, it’s trust that matters — how much can you rely on the supply chain provider to take care of your data?

Across a wide range of industries, companies are exploring cloud-based solutions, as the cloud provides more flexibility and efficiency while reducing IT costs. A common cloud-based supply chain technology is the Transportation Management System (TMS). However, not all TMS technologies — or cloud providers — are created equal.

Change is constant, whether it’s in our personal lives or in business. How we react to the change is what makes the difference. Stay vigilant so as to avoid, or at least be prepared for, any major disruptors, with an advanced, best-in-class Transportation Management System.

Freight classification is definitely not one of the most interesting aspects of transportation, but it is just one of the many processes an advanced Transportation Management System (TMS) can help shippers complete quicker and more efficiently.

In the world of supply chain partnerships, as more organizations adopt technology, there may be a lack of satisfaction or unmet expectations. The issue often isn’t the technology itself, but rather how it’s selected and managed.

Although the end of the year is usually referred to as “the most wonderful time,” for the logistics and supply chain industry, it’s a bit harder to predict when it is, let alone even how wonderful it will be.

With hurricane season in full swing and the port strike’s temporary agreement, which could expire early next year, it’s vital that supply chain managers stay vigilant. Stay ahead of the storm with an advanced tech stack that keeps you prepared for any disruption.

Rygen's Chief Technology Officer discusses the importance of advanced technology in integrating disparate systems.

Today’s business environment is fast paced. Supply chain managers must be able to make decisions and complete transactions without having to jump back and forth between two or more software platforms — or even worse, from a technology tool and a spreadsheet. This is why savvy logistics professionals are creating tech stacks that provide the "power of one.”

You don’t need time travel or a Mad Scientist to embrace technological advancement . You just need the right supply chain technology provider. Some of the key benefits of developing a strong tech stack include increased speed and efficiency, the ability to make more informed decisions, and greater visibility and agility.

Rygen Technologies, a leading supply chain solutions provider has released its latest, best-in-class integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) technology, X1.

With ongoing geopolitical unrest and macro-economic uncertainty, companies must find ways to enhance supply chain resilience without adding significant operational costs. How can you efficiently ensure your supply chain remains risk-free? Technology is the answer.

With ongoing geopolitical unrest and macro-economic uncertainty, companies must find ways to enhance supply chain resilience without adding significant operational costs. How can you efficiently ensure your supply chain remains risk-free? Technology is the answer.

A new, scalable TMS streamlined operations and drove efficiency for a growing logistics services provider.

By asking the right questions and selecting the most suitable technology for your company’s needs, you set the stage for an efficient supply chain. Follow the sheet music and play all the right notes, and you just might receive a standing ovation.

In the current freight market, carrier management can be time-consuming and complex. Regardless of freight market conditions, supply chain managers save time and resources using an advanced TMS for carrier management.

Technology has become a powerful tool for supply chain professionals. It enables companies to make strategic changes that are proactive, rather than reactive. To achieve sustainable cost reductions, supply chain professionals must utilize technologies that go beyond simple transactional functions.

Whether you like your coffee black or with lots of cream and sugar, the quicker your order is served, the faster you receive your boost of energy! The same is true in logistics. 3PLs that utilize advanced TMSs are able to deliver real results, fast and stay ahead of the game.

There is no lack of data in supply chain management. Tons of information reaches managers every day from a variety of sources. The challenge is making the data useful, given the amount of time and resources it takes to gather, validate, and analyze the information.

Rygen Technologies, a leading supply chain solutions provider, announced today that Tony Winters has been promoted to the position of Chief Technology Officer. He previously served as Vice President of Software Engineering for Rygen.

Many of today’s most impactful partnerships are between technology service providers and the supply chains their products are designed to serve. How can you get the most of your supply chain technology partnership? Here’s a good start...

How can companies that have been late adopters begin to leverage supply chain technology? Understanding and debunking past perceptions and objections is a good start.

The complexity of food logistics only continues to rise in 2024 as economic, environmental, and geopolitical factors impact supply chains. The recipe for success begins with a TMS that offers the following benefits...

Rygen Technologies, a leading supply chain solutions provider, announced today the launch of Corsair, a Transportation Management System (TMS.) Like all Rygen products, Corsair is AI-enabled and built with cloud-native architecture to provide users with speed, ease of use, and flexibility.

The best way to make the case for a supply chain technology purchase is to demonstrate a return on investment (ROI) sooner rather than later. Here are three ways to position your tech purchase for success:

Is it time to update your current integration platform? To find out, a good first step is evaluating your existing system based on the following three factors.

TMSs have been around for over 20 years and have proven to be a valuable tool for supply chain professionals. However, the game is constantly changing as newer, more agile and user-friendly TMS solutions become available. Here are four features that best-in-class TMS platforms provide.

Savvy supply chain professionals are building technology stacks as a strategic ecosystem to ensure tactical, data-driven execution. Here are 3 ways to evaluate your company’s tech stack.

It is essential to have a team that is not only there to answer your questions and concerns, but really listens to you and tries to get to the root of the issue. The following are just a few examples of ways a top-notch team can make a big difference.

Don’t you just love receiving updates without delay? Wouldn’t it be so nice to access and manage your operations from wherever you are? Cloud-native TMSs offer benefits that on-premise applications simply cannot offer.

In the world of 3PLs, having a top-notch Transportation Management System (TMS) is like having a superhero on speed dial. Think valuable data, heightened visibility, automated processes, and reductions in cost!

An effective Transportation Management System is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. This is especially true for the dynamic and competitive nature of the Consumer Packaged Goods market.

Your Excel or Google Spreadsheet may be working alright on the surface, but take a closer look. It is likely that it’s not doing the job to the extent you need. It may be time to reconsider the transportation management tool your company is using.

Today, we’re examining why companies choose to make the switch or invest in a TMS in the first place. What is it that really pushes people to choose a new TMS? Why switch from the management tool you are already using? Let’s find out!

Ever considered the Track and Trace feature of a Transportation Management System (TMS)? This week, we are diving into the importance and significant benefits of Track and Trace.

Carrier Selection allows companies to conveniently view and manage carriers, contracts, and rates in one place.

Freight Planning offers many advantages in managing your transported goods, including but not limited to, efficient resource allocation, reduced costs, on-time deliveries, greater scalability, and real-time visibility.

If your clunky, outdated TMS is getting in the way of productivity. You are already behind in the game. For a growing business to keep up with the demands of today’s world, you need to ensure that the technology you're using is the latest and greatest.

The process to purchase a TMS, like all business decisions, requires research and a thought-out plan. Consider these questions as you prepare to select the right TMS for your business.

The average integration system requires a ton of IT support and can take weeks if not months to fully develop. It can be costly, faulty, and time-consuming. This is why we’ve built X1, the cloud-native integration platform that empowers businesses to effortlessly connect and communicate between previously disparate systems. To fully understand X1’s capabilities and unique features, we must go back to the foundation — our philosophy of being user-forward, practically-delivered, and thoughtfully-engineered.

Many TMSs today are costly, hard to manage, and require a great deal of technical support. However, the right TMS has the power to not only manage freight, but also integrate, scale, and update all at the click of a button. This is where Corsair comes in.

As a supply chain technology company, we can’t be ordinary. Yes, we deliver software solutions, but what makes us different from everyone else? Our purpose, values, people, and process set us apart from the rest.