交通管理システム市場　第2版

出版：Berg Insight（ベルグインサイト社）　出版年月：2023年4月

The Transport Management Systems Market – 2nd Edition
交通管理システム市場　第2版

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Berg Insight（ベルグインサイト）「交通管理システム市場　第2版 – The Transport Management Systems Market – 2nd Edition」は欧州と北米の交通管理システム（TMS）市場を調査し、最新動向、関連企業情報、5年予測などを提供します。

主な掲載内容

1. 　交通管理システム
   1. 交通管理システムとは
   2. 交通管理機能と関連概念
   3. ビジネスモデル
2. 市場予測と動向
   1. 市場分析
      1. 交通管理システム市場予測 – 欧州と北米
      2. 地域毎の市場特性
      3. 主要ベンダ
   2. バリューチェーン分析
      1. サプライチェーンと物流ソフトウェアベンダ
      2. フリートテレマティクスソリューションベンダ
      3. IT産業プレイヤ
   3. 市場促進要因と動向
3. 企業情報と戦略
   1. 欧州
   2. 北米

Report Overview

The Transport Management Systems Market is the second consecutive report from Berg Insight analysing the latest developments on this market in Europe and North America. This strategic research report from Berg Insight provides you with 130 pages of unique business intelligence including 5-year industry forecasts and expert commentary on which to base your business decisions.

How will the transport management systems (TMS) market in Europe and North America evolve in 2023 and beyond? Berg Insight forecasts that the value of this market in the two regions will grow at a CAGR of 11.0 percent from € 2.4 billion at the end of 2022 to € 4.1 billion in 2027. Get up to date with the latest information about vendors, products and markets.

Highlights from the report

• Insights from numerous interviews with market-leading companies.
• Descriptions of transport management functionality and associated concepts.
• Comprehensive overview of the transport management value chain.
• In-depth analysis of market trends and key developments.
• Profiles of 50 companies offering transport management systems.
• Market forecasts lasting until 2027.

The TMS market value in Europe and North America to exceed € 4 billion by 2027

Transport management systems are used by businesses to manage logistics and streamline shipping. A transport management system (TMS) is a logistics platform that helps plan, execute and optimise the physical movement of goods. Dedicated transport management systems first emerged in the 1980s and were mainly adopted by larger companies. The TMS market has since then evolved considerably and cloud-based solutions today offer scalable alternatives for businesses of any size across industry sectors. Berg Insight estimates that the value of the European TMS market reached around € 1.1 billion in 2022. Growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.4 percent, the market value of transport management systems in Europe is forecasted to reach € 1.8 billion in 2027. The North American TMS market is at the same time forecasted to grow from an estimated € 1.4 billion in 2022 to reach almost € 2.3 billion in 2027, representing a CAGR of 10.6 percent.

Solutions vendors range from small specialised TMS developers active in local markets to the major enterprise software providers with worldwide presence. Some of the most notable players on the North American TMS market are Trimble Transportation and McLeod Software. Trimble is a major industrial technology company which offers a suite of TMS solutions following multiple acquisitions, while McLeod has focused specifically on serving the trucking industry for over 35 years. Providers of broader supply chain and logistics offerings such as Blue Yonder, Manhattan, E2open (including BluJay Solutions), Descartes and Kinaxis (including MPO) are also competing in the TMS space. TMC (a division of C.H. Robinson), Mastery, MercuryGate and 3Gtms are additional examples of players with a primary TMS focus, while the major US-based cloud infrastructure and software provider Oracle is active in this space with its Oracle Transportation Management offering deployed across all geographic markets. The Germany-based enterprise application software giant SAP similarly offers SAP Transportation Management globally. The European TMS market is served by players such as Transporeon (now owned by Trimble), LIS, Soloplan and Ecovium based in Germany; the French groups Generix, SINARI and AKANEA; Mandata and 3T in the UK; Alpega headquartered in Austria; Navitrans and Art Systems based in Benelux; Opter and nShift in the Nordics; Inelo headquartered in Poland; and the Italian company TESISQUARE as well as AndSoft in Andorra. The latter is active throughout Europe and beyond.

目次

Table of Contents

Executive Summary

1 Transport Management Systems

1.1 Introduction to transport management systems

1.2 Transport management functionality and associated concepts

1.2.1 Overview of TMS feature sets and benefits
1.2.2 Integration with other software systems
1.2.3 TMS functionality for specific transport modes and stakeholders
1.2.4 On-premise and cloud-based implementations
1.2.5 Managed TMS solutions

1.3 Business models

2 Market Forecasts and Trends

2.1 Market analysis

2.1.1 Transport management systems market forecast – Europe and North America
2.1.2 Regional market characteristics
2.1.3 Key vendors

2.2 Value chain analysis

2.2.1 Supply chain and logistics software vendors
2.2.2 Fleet telematics solution providers
2.2.3 IT industry players

2.3 Market drivers and trends

2.3.1 Niche players and incumbents alike focus on the last mile
2.3.2 Cloud-based SaaS solutions expand the addressable market for TMS
2.3.3 The consolidation trend in the TMS space shows no signs of wearing off
2.3.4 Technology integrations & partnerships contribute to unprecedented visibility

3 Company Profiles and Strategies

3.1 Europe

3.1.1 3T
3.1.2 4flow
3.1.3 AddSecure Smart Transport
3.1.4 AKANEA
3.1.5 Alerce
3.1.6 Alpega
3.1.7 AndSoft
3.1.8 Art Systems
3.1.9 Boltrics
3.1.10 CAPcargo
3.1.11 DDS Logistics
3.1.12 Ecovium
3.1.13 Enterprise Software
3.1.14 Generix
3.1.15 HaulTech
3.1.16 Inelo
3.1.17 LIS
3.1.18 Loqus
3.1.19 Mandata
3.1.20 Navitrans
3.1.21 nShift
3.1.22 Opter
3.1.23 Pagero
3.1.24 Praxya
3.1.25 SAP
3.1.26 SIMA (Zucchetti)
3.1.27 SINARI
3.1.28 Soloplan
3.1.29 TANS
3.1.30 Teliae
3.1.31 TESISQUARE
3.1.32 Tiramizoo
3.1.33 Transporeon (Trimble)

3.2 North America

3.2.1 3Gtms
3.2.2 Blue Yonder
3.2.3 Descartes
3.2.4 E2open and BluJay Solutions
3.2.5 Full Circle TMS
3.2.6 Kinaxis and MPO
3.2.7 Manhattan
3.2.8 Mastery
3.2.9 McLeod Software
3.2.10 MercuryGate
3.2.11 Oracle
3.2.12 Reconex
3.2.13 Shipwell
3.2.14 Solera Fleet Solutions
3.2.15 TMC (C.H. Robinson)
3.2.16 TransPlus
3.2.17 Trimble

Glossary

List of Figures

Figure 1.1: Connecting the logistics ecosystem ………… 4
Figure 1.2: Illustration of TMS integration with other systems ………… 7
Figure 1.3: Logistics service provider types including 3PL and 4PL …….. 9
Figure 1.4: The evolution of managed TMS ………….. 11
Figure 2.1: TMS market value forecast (Europe and North America 2022–2027) …. 15
Figure 2.2: Various supply chain and logistics software vendors offering TMS solutions … 18
Figure 2.3: Examples of fleet telematics players offering TMS ……… 23
Figure 2.4: Selection of Motive’s App Marketplace integrations in the TMS category … 24
Figure 2.5: Neurored TMS & SCM built on the Salesforce Platform ………. 26
Figure 2.6: Example of freemium model with free entry-level and paid premium tiers ….. 28
Figure 2.7: Examples of mergers and acquisitions in the transport management space …. 30
Figure 2.8: Overview of Cleo B2B integration in general and example for transportation … 34
Figure 3.1: Overview of the 3T Logistics and Technology Group ………. 38
Figure 3.2: 3T EVENT platform and apps ………….. 39
Figure 3.3: The 4flow software product portfolio ………… 40
Figure 3.4: Schematic overview of 4flow iTMS ………… 40
Figure 3.5: AddSecure’s Logic TMS ……………. 42
Figure 3.6: Overview of Akanea TMS …………… 44
Figure 3.7: Alerce’s suite of transport and logistics products ………. 45
Figure 3.8: Alpega TMS end-to-end process flow …………. 46
Figure 3.9: Alpega’s TMS supporting various transport needs …….. 47
Figure 3.10: Overview of Alpega group data synergies ……….. 48
Figure 3.11: e-TMS overview ………………. 49
Figure 3.12: AndSoft software interface examples ………… 50
Figure 3.13: Art Systems’ Transpas Enterprise Planner ………. 51
Figure 3.14: CAP.Transport resource overview of a scheduled tour ……… 53
Figure 3.15: CAPcargo driver app interface ………….. 54
Figure 3.16: DDS solutions for manufacturers, retailers & logistics service providers … 55
Figure 3.17: Overview of DDS Logistics’ enterprise TMS solution for shippers …. 56
Figure 3.18: Overview of Ecovium’s end-to-end logistics solutions ………. 58
Figure 3.19: Cloud TMS TransRoad by Ecovium ………….. 59
Figure 3.20: Overview of Enterprise Software’s product portfolio ………. 60
Figure 3.21: Overview of Generix’ platform – Supply Chain Hub …….. 61
Figure 3.22: Generix’ Supply Chain Execution Services including TMS …… 62
Figure 3.23: HaulTech’s software interfaces ……………. 63
Figure 3.24: Illustration of Inelo’s comprehensive support for transport companies ….. 64
Figure 3.25: Overview of Inelo Group brands ………….. 65
Figure 3.26: WinSped graphic planning module for LTL and groupage …… 66
Figure 3.27: ETA-Center of LIS’ WinSped TMS ………….. 67
Figure 3.28: WinSped as a hub application ………….. 68
Figure 3.29: Loqus openFleet platform …………… 69
Figure 3.30: Mandata TMS solutions and features ………… 70
Figure 3.31: Navitrans Transport ……………. 72
Figure 3.32: Opter Driver app …………….. 74
Figure 3.33: Overview of Pagero TMS applications ………….. 75
Figure 3.34: High-level overview of SAP’s product portfolio………. 77
Figure 3.35: SAP Digital Supply Chain Management Edition for SAP S/4HANA ….. 78
Figure 3.36: SAP Transportation Management ………… 78
Figure 3.37: SAP Transportation Management and Advanced Transportation Management … 79
Figure 3.38: Overview of the SINARI group ………….. 81
Figure 3.39: Overview of Soloplan’s CarLo solution offering including TMS and add-ons .. 82
Figure 3.40: Soloplan CarLo TMS interface ………….. 83
Figure 3.41: TALIS software interface …………….. 84
Figure 3.42: Overview of TESISQUARE Platform ………… 85
Figure 3.43: TESI TMS overview ……………. 86
Figure 3.44: Overview of how Tiramizoo supports Last Mile Logistics ……… 88
Figure 3.45: Last Mile Master software interfaces ………….. 89
Figure 3.46: Carbon Visibility functionality of Transporeon’s Sustainability Hub ….. 90
Figure 3.47: Transporeon Visibility Hub ………….. 91
Figure 3.48: Overview of Blue Yonder’s solutions …………. 93
Figure 3.49: Blue Yonder’s Luminate Logistics offering ………. 94
Figure 3.50: Screenshot from Blue Yonder’s Transportation Management ……. 94
Figure 3.51: Overview of Descartes’ solutions …………. 95
Figure 3.52: Descartes Transportation Manager user interface ………. 96
Figure 3.53: Descartes TMS – standard and advanced capabilities ……… 97
Figure 3.54: Overview of BluJay Solutions’ applications ………… 99
Figure 3.55: Overview of Full Circle TMS ……………. 100
Figure 3.56: Circle Mobile driver productivity app from Full Circle TMS ……. 101
Figure 3.57: Overview of Kinaxis’ solutions …………… 102
Figure 3.58: Overview of MPO’s Multi-Party Orchestration platform ……. 103
Figure 3.59: MPO’s global transportation management system ………. 104
Figure 3.60: Overview of Manhattan Active offerings…………. 105
Figure 3.61: Manhattan Active Supply Chain including Transportation Management …. 106
Figure 3.62: Overview of Mastery’s MasterMind TMS ……….. 108
Figure 3.63: McLeod’s new PowerBroker Web interface ………. 110
Figure 3.64: Overview of MercuryGate’s software offerings ……….. 111
Figure 3.65: MercuryConnect partnerships …………… 112
Figure 3.66: High-level overview of Oracle’s product portfolio ………. 113
Figure 3.67: Oracle Transportation & Global Trade Management features & capabilities …. 114
Figure 3.68: Complementary solution partners for OTM/GTM ………. 115
Figure 3.69: Oracle Transportation and Global Trade Management interface …. 116
Figure 3.70: Shipwell TMS ……………….. 118
Figure 3.71: Schematic overview of Shipwell integrations ………. 119
Figure 3.72: Overview of Solera fleet platform ………….. 121
Figure 3.73: Market segments by solution set ………….. 122
Figure 3.74: C.H. Robinson’s TMS and ERP integrations ……….. 123
Figure 3.75: Fleet Manager versions and associated functionality………. 125
Figure 3.76: Trimble transportation and fleet management products …….. 127
Figure 3.77: Trimble business intelligence ……………. 128
Figure 3.78: Trimble’s Kuebix TMS solutions…………. 129