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Livia Brannan

Marketing at Terminal Industries

Livia contributes to Terminal Industries’ marketing efforts by developing content that highlights the company’s role in advancing logistics technology. She focuses on creating clear, engaging stories that connect industry innovation with Terminal’s broader vision for the future of the yard.

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Enterprise leaders often fear "rip and replace" cycles. Terminal Industries eliminates this friction by positioning itself not as a competitor to established ERP or TMS ecosystems, but as the high-fidelity data layer that makes those systems actually work.

Closing the "Visibility Gap" Platforms like FourKites and project44 are masters of the highway, but their visibility often dies at the facility gate. Similarly, SAP and Oracle are the brains of procurement but lack the "eyes" on the ground. Terminal Industries provides the ground-truth data—captured via computer vision and AI—that feeds these platforms.

The Economic Case for Compatibility:

  1. Reduced Integration Risk: Using an API-first, webhooks-driven architecture, Terminal integrates into existing WMS/TMS stacks in weeks. This avoids the multi-year "implementation hell" associated with legacy YMS.

  2. Supercharging Prior ROI: Your $10M SAP deployment is only as good as the data entered into it. Terminal automates that data entry, ensuring that the "Digital Twin" in your ERP matches the physical reality in the yard.

  3. Low-Latency Execution: While TMS focuses on planning, Terminal focuses on execution. It bridges the gap between the "Highway" (TMS) and the "Warehouse" (WMS) with an AI orchestration layer that reduces time-to-value for the entire tech stack.

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