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Princeton TMX Selected as FreightWaves 2025 Freight Tech 100

Princeton TMX, a Logistics Service Provider, Awarded for Its Multi-modal TMS Enhancing Transportation Efficiency, Visibility, and Sustainability

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Princeton TMX Selected as FreightWaves 2025 Freight Tech 100
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Princeton TMX, a Logistics Service Provider, Awarded for Its Multi-modal TMS Enhancing Transportation Efficiency, Visibility, and Sustainability

**Princeton TMX Selected for FreightWaves 2025 FreightTech 100 List**

September 26, 2024, 08:35 AM EDT

Fort Wayne, Indiana—[Princeton TMX](https://www.princetontmx.com/), a leading provider of multi-modal transportation management systems (TMS), today announced its selection for the FreightWaves 2025 FreightTech 100 list. The seventh annual FreightTech 100 highlights the most innovative companies in freight technology.

> “Being selected for the FreightTech 100 is a testament to our team’s efforts and innovation in developing solutions that truly benefit our customers,” said Mark McEntire, CEO of Princeton TMX. “We are proud of this recognition and will continue to focus on delivering technologies that help customers improve efficiency, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness.”

Princeton TMX’s [multi-modal TMS](https://princetontmx.com/features/multi-mode/) streamlines the entire transportation planning and execution process by automating complex transactions, offering better rates, routes, and reduced risk for shippers. The comprehensive system facilitates intermodal operations, enabling shippers to manage full truckload (FTL), less-than-truckload (LTL), rail, and barge shipments seamlessly on a single platform. Enterprises can also manage third-party carriers and private fleets, enhancing visibility into capacity and making informed decisions about resource allocation.

Princeton TMX’s platform leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze real-time and historical data, providing prescriptive recommendations that empower logistics teams to make informed decisions. The system also offers [real-time reporting](https://princetontmx.com/features/reporting/), delivering up-to-date information on shipment status, carrier performance, costs, and more.

In 2024, Princeton TMX integrated [OpenTug’s ocean logistics capabilities](https://princetontmx.com/2024/08/28/princeton-tmx-adds-barge-capabilities-to-multi-modal-tms/) into its TMS, allowing shippers to easily book and manage terminal, barge, and vessel capacity. The company also introduced an [embedded sustainability tool](https://princetontmx.com/2024/03/19/princeton-tmx-introduces-sustainability-tool-within-its-tms/) that enables shippers to track carbon emissions during freight execution. These real-time data insights help businesses make more environmentally conscious decisions, optimize fuel-efficient routes, and choose carriers with strong sustainability practices.

McEntire added, “The logistics industry is undergoing a revolution, where cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, automation, and predictive analytics are transforming how we manage and optimize freight. These innovations are critical for addressing rising transportation costs, navigating increasingly complex supply chains, and enjoying greater operational visibility. Princeton TMX is at the forefront of this transformation, providing innovative solutions to help manufacturers thrive in today’s rapidly evolving logistics landscape.”

The FreightTech 100 list was selected by a panel of journalists, analysts, and experts from FreightWaves. The selected companies were chosen from nearly 900 nominations.

Ready to experience the future of transportation management? Visit [www.princetontmx.com](http://www.princetontmx.com) for more information on how our platform can help you revolutionize your logistics strategy.

**About Princeton TMX**

Princeton TMX is a leading provider of multi-modal TMS solutions. The company’s cloud-based system automates and optimizes transportation planning and execution, streamlining supply chains, reducing freight costs, and improving overall performance. With the support of a team of logistics experts, Princeton TMX simplifies the entire transportation planning and execution process to automate complex transactions—offering better rates, routes, and reduced risk.

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Logistics provider Princeton TMX recognized for its multi-modal TMS that enhances transportation efficiency, visibility, and sustainability

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