Transportation and logistics technology has to work at the speed of the operation. Splashwire understands the systems, facilities, integrations, and around-the-clock support required to keep freight moving, warehouses productive, inventory accurate, and customers informed.
We support transportation companies, warehouse operators, distributors, and third-party logistics providers whose technology connects the dock, warehouse floor, dispatch office, fleet, customers, and manufacturing partners. Our team understands that a scanner, label printer, wireless access point, EDI transaction, or warehouse management system can become an immediate operational bottleneck when it fails.
Splashwire combines managed IT, cybersecurity, infrastructure, business continuity, application support, project delivery, and executive technology leadership under one accountable partner—helping logistics organizations improve reliability while continuing to scale.
Our experience extends beyond office technology. We understand receiving, put-away, inventory control, lot and location tracking, replenishment, picking, staging, cross-docking, shipping, dispatch, fleet connectivity, customer portals, and the integrations that keep those workflows moving. We support the RF devices, mobile computers, printers, wireless networks, workstations, servers, cloud platforms, and data flows that connect the warehouse floor with the rest of the business.
Splashwire has experience with 3PL and warehouse management system implementations, upgrades, integrations, and ongoing operational management, including Körber supply chain software environments. We help coordinate requirements, infrastructure, testing, cutover, vendor management, EDI and ERP connections, reporting, handheld and labeling workflows, user support, and post-launch stabilization so the technology delivers value after implementation day.
Food logistics requires more than moving finished products. Many operations receive, store, segregate, and distribute ingredients, packaging, bulk commodities, and other raw materials used in manufacturing. Splashwire has supported the technology and operational work surrounding SQF (Safe Quality Food) certification and food-grade warehouse requirements, including traceability, lot control, allergen segregation, temperature-sensitive environments, documented processes, access controls, data protection, backup, and audit readiness.
Warehouse uptime depends on infrastructure designed for challenging physical environments. Splashwire plans, upgrades, and manages resilient switching, firewalls, warehouse wireless, internet and SD-WAN connectivity, server and storage platforms, virtualization, cloud services, backup, disaster recovery, and facility expansions. We account for high ceilings, racking, cold and conditioned spaces, loading areas, mobile workflows, and the need to complete cutovers without disrupting shipping schedules.
Transportation and logistics organizations operate beyond traditional business hours and depend on a growing network of employees, drivers, customers, vendors, devices, and cloud services. Splashwire provides 24×7 help desk, monitoring, managed infrastructure, endpoint and identity security, managed detection and response, vulnerability management, backup and recovery, vendor coordination, and incident response planning to reduce downtime and protect operational continuity.
Our fractional vCIO and vCISO services help logistics leaders plan multi-year investments, evaluate warehouse and transportation platforms, manage technology vendors, budget for facility growth, strengthen cybersecurity, and prepare for acquisitions or new locations. We translate operational goals into a practical technology roadmap with clear priorities, costs, ownership, and measures of success.