PTV LOGISTICS

info.fr@ptvgroup.com
Tel. 01 30 75 75 75

A benchmark software publisher with over 12,000 customers, we support supply chain players with a cost-basedroute optimization solution, with sufficient computing power and speed to integrate their many complex business constraints, in tactical or operational mode.

We bring our customers a rapid ROI and a substantial reduction in their greenhouse gas emissions.

Complementing this, our collaborative real-time traceability platform is the perfect control tower to ensure seamless execution of operations."

The Group considers transport and logistics as a whole, in order to design sustainable software solutions. The company sets itself apart by developing intelligent software solutions for road transport planning and optimization. These cutting-edge technologies enable companies to save time and money, make roads safer and minimize environmental impact.

PTV uses its know-how to ensure that goods arrive at their destination on time, safely, and in a way that conserves resources and the environment.

900

employees worldwide

locations worldwide

years of experience

in the field of mobility and transport

Clients

in over 120 countries

Paul Simon-Thomas

General Manager, PTV LOGISTICS

Paul Simon-Thomas has over 30 years' experience in international management, in various B2B technology fields both in France and internationally.

Prior to joining PTV Logistics as Managing Director of PTV France and VP Southern Europe, Paul led sales, pre-sales and consulting teams for various supply chain software publishers, covering both international and domestic flows, including last mile logistics.

In his new role, he will lead the transformation of PTV, a key player in logistics optimization and in the process of migrating to SaaS and Cloud technologies.

Paul began his career in consulting with Eurequip and IBM Consulting, and then led development missions on a European scale, for Tradebeam, GT Nexus-Infor , AmberRoad and more recently Descartes Systems.

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