e-SCM Solutions and MyTower bring an end-to- end Supply Chain Execution approach to Logistik & Transport 2026

As supply chains become more interconnected, companies are increasingly looking beyond individual logistics tools to gain greater visibility and control across their operations.

This shift will be among the topics in focus at Logistik & Transport 2026, taking place on 3 and 4 November at the Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre in Gothenburg. The event, one of the Nordic region’s leading meeting places for transport and logistics professionals, will bring together more than 130 exhibitors alongside a programme focused on the technologies and operational challenges shaping the sector.

Among the companies exhibiting this year are e-SCM Solutions and MyTower, which will present a combined approach covering upstream supply chain operations, transport, customs and international trade.

From supply chain visibility to operational control

Visibility has long been a priority for supply chain organisations, but the challenge is increasingly shifting towards what companies can actually do with the information available to them.

Supplier data, production milestones, transport information, customs documentation and operational alerts are still frequently managed across multiple systems and teams. This fragmentation can make it difficult to identify disruptions early and coordinate decisions across the supply chain.

At the same time, regulatory and digital requirements surrounding international trade continue to increase. In Europe, for example, the implementation of the eFTI regulation is accelerating the transition towards electronic freight information ahead of its full application in July 2027.

Against this backdrop, the ability to connect data from the upstream supply chain with downstream transport and trade processes is becoming an important area of investment.

Connecting suppliers, production and international flows

e-SCM Solutions specialises in the digitalisation of upstream supply chain operations, particularly supplier collaboration, order and production monitoring, quality, traceability and operational performance.

According to the company, its platform is designed to consolidate information that would otherwise be spread across emails, spreadsheets, ERP and PLM systems, transport applications and supplier communications.

MyTower extends this scope into transport and international trade through Transport Management System (TMS) and Global Trade Management (GTM) capabilities covering areas such as transport planning, international flows, customs operations and trade compliance.

The two companies will use Logistik & Transport 2026 to highlight how these areas can be connected within a broader Supply Chain Execution environment.

Towards a more unified Supply Chain Execution model

The participation also reflects MyTower’s wider strategy to build a European end-to-end Supply Chain Execution platform bringing together complementary areas of expertise across e-SCM Solutions, TDI and Winddle.

Rather than adding another standalone application to an already fragmented technology landscape, the stated objective is to improve continuity between suppliers, international trade, transportation and delivery.

For supply chain teams, the broader question is increasingly how to transform data visibility into faster operational decisions while maintaining continuity between processes that have traditionally been managed separately.

That issue is likely to feature prominently at Logistik & Transport this year, where digitalisation and automation are part of the programme dedicated to the future of logistics and transport flows.

e-SCM Solutions and MyTower will exhibit at stand E00:02 during Logistik & Transport 2026, on 3 and 4 November at Svenska Mässan in Gothenburg.