Infios Named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape for Worldwide Transportation Management Systems 2026 Vendor Assessment
Infios believes the recognition reflects the strength of a purpose-built TMS engineered for multimodal optimization, precision rating and agentic AI at enterprise scale.
MINNEAPOLIS – September 9, 2026 - Infios, a global leader in Intelligent Supply Chain Execution, today announced it has been named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Transportation Management Systems 2026 Vendor Assessment (Doc # US54867526, August 2026), following the company's recent recognition as a Leader in the IDC MarketScape for AI-Enabled Order Orchestration and Fulfillment Applications for B2B and Manufacturing 2026 Vendor Assessment (#US54500126e, August 2026).
We believe the recognition highlights the ability of Infios Transportation Management (Infios TM) to help shippers, third-party logistics providers, freight brokers and freight forwarders reduce transportation costs, gain efficiencies, improve service levels and adapt to market disruption.
The IDC MarketScape recognizes Infios's key strengths
According to the IDC MarketScape, “Infios TM elevates customer performance through transportation cost reduction, growth, and time savings by optimizing the movement of freight across global transportation networks.”
The report further stated, “Infios TM helps customers turn transportation challenges into opportunities so they can deliver, adapt, and thrive.”
Shippers and logistics service providers face increasingly complex market and industry dynamics impacting transportation networks, including multimodal freight planning, volatile rates and capacity, and disparate systems that limit visibility into disruptions. Infios helps organizations replace linear, reactive planning with connected, continuous decision-making across transportation, warehouse and order operations.
“As global supply chains absorb constant disruption, from tariffs to capacity swings, a TMS that connects planning to execution in real time is no longer a differentiator, it’s a requirement,” said Simon Ellis, Group Vice President, Global Supply Chain Strategies at IDC.
“Infios TM's integration with vehicle routing and optimization, paired with its growing agentic AI capabilities, positions it well to help shippers and logistics providers turn disruption into an advantage.”
“Transportation teams are being asked to absorb more volatility, tariffs, capacity swings, rate shifts, with fewer people and less tolerance for delay,” said Steve Blough, Chief Supply Chain Strategist at Infios. “We built Infios TM so that decisions don’t stop the moment a load is tendered. Our platform continuously senses what’s changing across the network, adapts the plan and connects that decision back to warehousing and order management, so customers can take action while protecting their margins and commitments at the same time. That is Intelligent Supply Chain Execution.”
Part of a broader Intelligent Supply Chain Execution portfolio
Infios TM operates alongside Infios's warehouse and order management solutions as part of a single execution platform. According to the IDC MarketScape, “Infios has integrated warehousing, transportation, and order management into a single intelligent execution platform.” We believe this gives customers a comprehensive suite spanning suppliers through inbound and outbound transportation channels to the point of sale.