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ShipDNA’s new Safe Passage Clippership Migration Program has put WiseTech Global (ASX:WTC) back on investor radars, as customers prepare for Clippership’s planned decommissioning by 31 December 2026 and move toward Transtream. For investors tracking WiseTech Global, the context is a share price that has fallen 19.6% over the past month and is down 52.7% year to date, while the 1 year total shareholder return has declined 64.1%. This points to fading momentum despite the Clippership migration...

WiseTech Global (ASX:WTC) service partner ShipDNA launched its Safe Passage Migration Program for Clippership users, branded Safe Passage Migration Program by ShipDNA, on an undisclosed date. The program supports businesses moving from end of life Clippership shipping software to WiseTech Global's Transtream platform. ShipDNA is positioned as a WiseTech Global Service Partner focused on helping customers maintain operational continuity during the transition. The Safe Passage Migration...

ShipDNA, a Certified WiseTech Global (ASX:WTC) Service Partner for Pierbridge Transtream and e2open specializing in multi-carrier shipping technology, today announced a dedicated program to help organizations prepare for the scheduled decommissioning of Clippership on December 31, 2026.

TradeWindow Chief Strategy Officer Andrew Balgarnie talked with Proactive at the ASX Small and Mid-Cap Conference about its potential ASX listing, its Australian apsirations and how its travelling in NZ. Founded in December 2018, TradeWindow is an NZX-listed software company that provides digital solutions for exporters, importers, freight forwarders, and customs brokers to drive productivity, increase connectivity, and enhance visibility. TradeWindow’s software solutions integrate to form a cohesive digital trade platform that enables customers to more efficiently run their back-end operation

WiseTech Global Ltd (WTCHF) reports 79% revenue surge to $1.4 billion, driven by e2open consolidation, while navigating CargoWise commercial model refinements and AI-driven efficiency gains.

WiseTech offered few details about the competition investigation, which follows an earlier ACCC review involving its e2open acquisition. The post ACCC executes search warrant at logistics software giant WiseTech in competition probe appeared first on FreightWaves.

Australia's competition regulator has executed a search warrant on WiseTech Global for documents related to ‌the supply of global logistics services and software, the company said ‌on Wednesday. Shares of the logistics software provider ended 8.7% lower at A$39.58, their lowest close ​in nearly two weeks. WiseTech said it intended to fully cooperate with the investigation conducted by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).

‌Richard White, the co-founder and executive chair of Australian logistics software giant WiseTech Global, is stepping down from his position – after allegations emerged last month that the billionaire technologist exploited a woman's immigration status and financial insecurity for sex. Shares of WiseTech – which offers software that companies can use to manage and streamline logistics – soared by as much as 10.6% on the news, reaching nearly $27 USD per share. The scandal had collapsed the comp

Shares rallied after the leadership change as investors weighed efforts to address governance concerns.

Australia's WiseTech Global said on Tuesday that co-founder Richard White would step down as executive chair, effective immediately, while Raelene ‌Murphy had been appointed independent chair. Murphy, who joined the logistics software ‌provider's board at the start of the year, was named lead independent director in May before taking ​on her new role. Shares of WiseTech were up as much as 10.6% at A$39.12, as of 0028 GMT, hitting their highest level since June 15.

WiseTech Global (ASX: WTC), a leading developer of logistics execution software and supply chain technology solutions, today announced that ShipDNA, its longest-serving Pierbridge Transtream Business Partner, has been certified as a Pierbridge Transtream Service Partner to support enterprise shipping customers throughout the US, Canada and Mexico.

WiseTech fell as much as 14% after reports said police are investigating chairman Richard White over immigration-related allegations.

Shares of WiseTech Global ‌fell over 18% on Monday on widespread media reports that the Australian Federal Police ​were investigating its executive chairman, Richard White, over claims he exploited a woman's immigration status for sex and provided false information on a visa application. WiseTech declined to comment on the ⁠matter. • The AFR article and others said the federal police launched an investigation into White, WiseTech's billionaire founder, this year after a complaint from the former head of Kyckr, a separate company controlled by White.

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