Maddocks Systems Inc., Langley, B.C., Canada, announced that Hutt Trucking Co. Inc., of Hamilton, Mich., has selected Maddocks TruckMate for Windows
Hutt Trucking Selects Maddocks Software
Maddocks Systems Inc., Langley, B.C., Canada, announced that Hutt Trucking Co. Inc., of Hamilton, Mich., has selected Maddocks TruckMate for Window
by Staff
May 5, 2004
1 min to read
as its new enterprise-wide software solution.
Hutt Trucking operates a fleet of more than 50 power units supported by 90 refrigerated trailers. The company specializes in refrigerated truckload and less-than truckload services to shippers of perishable food products.
In addition to asset-based operation Hutt also offers national brokerage services addressed by TruckMate for Windows, which deals with transportation and brokerage divisions within one integrated software solution.
“I expect our company to benefit from the TruckMate LTL multi-load dispatching and crossdocking consolidation modules,” said Jim Hutt, Hutt Trucking president. “These features combined with a complete integration to our mobile communication system will help increase the level of customer service we can provide shippers.”
For more information, visit www.maddocks.ca.
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