There’s a great saying in tech circles about focusing on the metric that matters (and it’s talked about constantly). Understandably for anyone trying to run a business, revenue and profit are right up top. Sometimes other metrics are …
READ MOREWe were recently featured in an article by ENR, a wonderful publication focused on construction. Please reach out to us with any questions on how we can help your construction sites enhance their operational efficiency through using our …
READ MOREInside Construction wrote about our software’s ability to impact construction company’s logistics processes for the better in this article, also shared below. A bit of a lean towards the Australian market, but with lessons on how using scheduling …
READ MORECaption: Remembrance Sunday in front our Regimental War Memorial in London in 2015 (that’s me in the middle) The army was my very first job – I signed up on 12 May 1995 in Brisbane, Australia while …
READ MOREVoyage Control, as part of the Mexloop consortium led by Fernando Romero, was today announced as one of the global winning consortia to build a Hyperloop One transport system between Mexico City and Guadalajara. Full press release here:Mexloop Hyperloop One Winner …
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As the complexity of the global supply chain grows, scalable and tailored solutions for freight logistics are becoming increasingly critical. At Voyage Control, we are redefining freight logistics by implementing sustainable solutions to streamline scheduling, traceability, and intermodal …
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I recently attended a leadership workshop in Manhattan – and honestly, I didn’t really have any expectations. I knew we would chat about how essential ‘correct communication’ is for companies, especially early stage startups. I was blown away …
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Written by the Voyage Control Sales Team How have public/ private partnerships changed over time? Procuring work from any government municipality is never easy or cheap. That’s one reason why the barriers to entry into government contracting are …
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Written by Francesca Sheldrake There’s no argument about it; manual data capture is a laborious process, it’s boring, time consuming, it risks being inaccurate and there is no room for flexibility. The good news is, it’s easier to …
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Isn’t it amazing that you always find what you’re looking for in the last place you look? When you think about it, it’s obvious because once you’ve found it you no longer keep looking! At Voyage Control we …
READ MOREWritten by David De Chambrier In my previous post, the world is full of ideas, I’ve talked about how complex it can be to sell to large enterprises an early version of your product. So once you convinced …
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written by Kevin Hogan There’s a lot of fear that comes with starting a new job, particularly an internship. You don’t want to seem inept, nor do you want to walk out on the last day without any …
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written by the Voyage Control Sales Team Established industries can be difficult to break into with new to market transformative technologies. Why fix what is not broken (though inefficient)? Increased revenue from found efficiencies is one reason. Business …
READ MORECutting-edge logistics management company gets set for rapid growth Wednesday 25th November 2015 (London, UK) – Paul Staples, previously an Executive Director at J.P.Morgan, has joined Voyage Control as COO (remaining also as an Advisor to EC1 Capital). …
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Written by Francesca Sheldrake ‘The single biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has taken place.” ― George Bernard Shaw Communication is key to the functioning of a business in any industry, without it, the operational …
READ MOREAuthor: David De Chambrier – Account Executive at Voyage Control I have, and always will, work for companies that are referred to by everyone as ‘startups’. Much like the vast majority of individuals of my generation, I am …
READ MORELast week I was honoured to be invited as the COO of Voyage Control to the American Embassy in London and then on to a reception at Ambassador Barzun’s residence to talk about startup business expansion in the …
READ MOREIn the interests of doing some A/B testing, I decided to send out this week’s dispatch midweek rather than on Sunday night (like the last two) to see what happens – and not mention dispatches in the title. …
READ MOREThe title of this was going to be about blowing things up, but I suspected that there may be unintended consequences by writing that! I’d already been planning to talk about delegation in this week’s dispatch when I …
READ MOREI’ve been contemplating doing this for a while … a diary about being my entrepreneurial adventures (rather than being in a war zone for once). When I was in Iraq and Afghanistan, I wrote a set of dispatches …
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