Terex Corporation, a diversified manufacturer of lifting and material handling equipment for the construction, transportation, energy and manufacturing industries, has chosen to centralize and automate management of its worldwide trade processes with Amber Road's Global Trade Management solution.

Company executives may often perceive the compliance team as a cost center, but as you know the opposite is actually true – compliance can yield a significant return on investment (ROI) and a competitive advantage.

Global trade and the associated supply chain are subject to ever-increasing international regulations and legislation. Global Trade Management reduces the risk of liability, fines and delays at international borders, and conducting a sourcing and distribution analysis presents possibilities for companies to minimize import duties, taxes and surcharges.

As you are well aware, China has its own set of complex trade regulations. Companies are turning to China Trade Management (CTM) software solutions to help them take advantage of the Processing Trade program. With the possibility of reducing product cost by 25% or more, they can’t afford not to!

As a global trade professional, you face a variety of challenges including different languages, a proliferation of constantly changing government regulations and heightened security concerns. How are you mastering these complexities to ensure smooth operations?

Amber Road announced today that GE will use its Global Trade Management (GTM) solution to centralize and automate trade functions worldwide across all eight of its business units.

Even as companies go global, supply chain challenges remain. Large, complex and sometimes unpredictable trading networks can adversely affect revenues and the ability to compete for new customers in new markets. Recently, Amber Road commissioned SCM World to conduct a survey of the landscape and issues facing supply chain professionals as they manage their global trade.

The term “global trade management” used to mean one thing: compliance. Not anymore. Ty Bordner, VP of Product Management & Solutions Consulting at Amber Road, describes how GTM today embraces the whole experience of moving goods across borders: regulation, duty management, logistics, and, most of all, global supply-chain visibility.

Top global trade management (GTM) specialists recently spoke on the complexities of international trade at a seminar hosted by Sandler & Travis Trade Advisory Services (STTAS), Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg P.A. (ST&R) and Amber Road on June 25th in Miami.

What: Live Seminar: Deciphering Financial Returns & Complexities of Global Trade