J&T Express, Onfleet, and Geotab Headline July Supply Chain Updates
A look at the latest supply chain developments from J&T Express, Onfleet, and Geotab as reported by MarketScale.
MarketScale has published its latest supply chain roundup, drawing attention to developments across the logistics and fleet-technology sectors. The July edition highlights moves by parcel-delivery company J&T Express, last-mile delivery software provider Onfleet, and connected-vehicle specialist Geotab.
J&T Express Advances Regional Plans
J&T Express continues to build out its cross-border parcel network, with the roundup pointing to operational adjustments and service expansion in key Asian markets. The China-headquartered courier, which launched a significant Southeast Asian growth plan earlier this decade, has been steadily increasing parcel volumes and broadening its last-mile reach across multiple countries.
Industry coverage of the company has emphasised its mix of organic investment and partnerships, factors that have helped it compete in crowded regional delivery markets.
Onfleet Updates Last-Mile Software
Onfleet, known for its delivery management platform used by shippers and couriers, was also featured in the roundup. The company's tools are used to coordinate dispatch, routing, and proof of delivery for thousands of daily routes in North America and beyond.
Discussions about Onfleet often touch on how software platforms are reshaping third-party logistics relationships, as more retailers outsource delivery orchestration to specialised providers.
Geotab Expands Fleet Intelligence
Geotab, a major player in telematics and fleet analytics, rounds out the MarketScale summary. The company supplies vehicle data and tracking tools that help logistics operators monitor driver behaviour, fuel use, and vehicle health across large fleets.
Recent industry shifts have pushed logistics leaders to combine telematics insights with broader logistics infrastructure decisions, particularly as new executive leadership takes the helm at established providers.
Why These Updates Matter
Together, these three updates illustrate how supply chain operations in 2024 are being shaped by a combination of regional delivery growth, smarter routing software, and data-driven fleet management. Logisticians tracking the sector can use roundups like MarketScale's July edition to spot partnership signals, technology shifts, and competitive pressure points across the industry.