On the Move Systems, Inc. (OMVS) Reaffirms Optimis
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Posted On: 06/30/2015 5:04:52 PM
On the Move Systems, Inc. (OMVS) Reaffirms Optimism in Shared Economy Model
On the Move Systems, focused on the development of various technologies across a wide range of industries, today said one industry analyst’s bold prediction on how the continued rise of 3D printing will alter the freight business in OMVS’s favor reaffirms the company’s bullish stance for the long-term growth prospects for its “Uber-for-Trucking” shared economy platform.
The trucking analyst noted that 3D printing’s rapid climb will enable manufacturers to source more of their materials closer to the factory, thus making national truckers more dependent on local freight networks to deliver materials. To thrive in this coming era, the pundit continued, long-haul carriers will need to build and strengthen their networks with smaller, independent truckers.
This prediction holds great promise for OMVS, which is currently building a revolutionary shared economy business model that will enable these national trucking firms to do exactly that, both online and on demand.
Today’s trucking companies rely on technology to maximize profit from their vehicles, and OMVS’s upcoming platform will enable truckers to not only build networks, but maximize equipment utilization, recruit drivers, and effectively price their services.
“It’s a daring prediction, and one that plays directly into our long-term research and due diligence,” OMVS CEO and President Robert Wilson stated in the news release. “Our revolutionary Uber-for-Trucking platform can help long-haul carriers in building their local networks, and aid local truckers in strengthening ties to long-haul carriers wanting access to their market. Those using our service will be in a great position to succeed when this forecast comes to pass. And OMVS will be in a great position to benefit from strong revenues from these users.”
For more information, visit www.onthemovesystems.com
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On the Move Systems, focused on the development of various technologies across a wide range of industries, today said one industry analyst’s bold prediction on how the continued rise of 3D printing will alter the freight business in OMVS’s favor reaffirms the company’s bullish stance for the long-term growth prospects for its “Uber-for-Trucking” shared economy platform.
The trucking analyst noted that 3D printing’s rapid climb will enable manufacturers to source more of their materials closer to the factory, thus making national truckers more dependent on local freight networks to deliver materials. To thrive in this coming era, the pundit continued, long-haul carriers will need to build and strengthen their networks with smaller, independent truckers.
This prediction holds great promise for OMVS, which is currently building a revolutionary shared economy business model that will enable these national trucking firms to do exactly that, both online and on demand.
Today’s trucking companies rely on technology to maximize profit from their vehicles, and OMVS’s upcoming platform will enable truckers to not only build networks, but maximize equipment utilization, recruit drivers, and effectively price their services.
“It’s a daring prediction, and one that plays directly into our long-term research and due diligence,” OMVS CEO and President Robert Wilson stated in the news release. “Our revolutionary Uber-for-Trucking platform can help long-haul carriers in building their local networks, and aid local truckers in strengthening ties to long-haul carriers wanting access to their market. Those using our service will be in a great position to succeed when this forecast comes to pass. And OMVS will be in a great position to benefit from strong revenues from these users.”
For more information, visit www.onthemovesystems.com
Please see disclaimer on the QualityStocks website: http://Disclaimer.QualityStocks.com
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