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Cision Canada
6 days ago
- Business
- Cision Canada
Dragonfly to its platform and Expands Canadian Coverage for Shippers Français
Intelcom | Dragonfly's coast-to-coast delivery network now accessible through Shipium's integrated platform SEATTLE, Aug. 12, 2025 /CNW/ -- Shipium, a leading shipping platform for modern shippers, today announced the integration of Intelcom | Dragonfly's coast-to-coast delivery network into its platform—giving customers immediate access to one of Canada's most agile last-mile carriers. Shipium provides an end-to-end shipping platform for operators across industries. Multi-national businesses with operations in Canada have turned to Shipium to help reduce costs and deliver packages on time. This new integration empowers shippers to scale faster in Canada by benefiting from Intelcom | Dragonfly's proven delivery performance. Intelcom | Dragonfly's network reaches over 94% of Canadian addresses and operates seven days a week. The company is recognized for combining speed with scale, offering rapid onboarding and reliable delivery across the country The announcement comes at a time when fulfillment diversity is becoming paramount for multi-national shipping operations. As modern shippers seek to streamline their logistics across multiple geographies, they benefit from solutions that simplify integration and enhance operational continuity. Leading companies have turned to Shipium to help centralize those shipping operations into one system to manage carriers, finances, rules, and performance. The ability to integrate with delivery partners with nationwide coverage like Intelcom | Dragonfly in a single afternoon is one example of the benefits they are experiencing. "We believe in giving our clients the flexibility to integrate with us in the way that best suits their operations. Our collaboration with Shipium reflects that commitment—offering shippers a seamless, scalable integration path that enhances their ability to serve customers across Canada," said Jean-Daniel Gervais, Vice President, Global Business Development and Client Management at Intelcom | Dragonfly. "Intelcom | Dragonfly has consistently been one of the best delivery partners for Canadian businesses," said Jason Murray, Co-founder and CEO of Shipium. "Our Canadian customers are excited to see their offering come onto the platform." ABOUT SHIPIUM Shipium is an end-to-end shipping platform for modern operators. The platform improves shipping speed and on-time-delivery by coordinating previously disconnected steps of the supply chain through an API-first platform deeply integrated into existing systems. Founded by the same team who created Amazon's shipping stack, customers experience the same enterprise-grade performance from estimated delivery dates on the website down to shipment execution at the warehouse. Visit for more information. Contact Kris Gosser Shipium [email protected]
Geek Wire
26-06-2025
- Business
- Geek Wire
Tech Moves: Avanade AI chief steps down; Amazon vet joins Shipium; Tanium names CMO
Tech Moves covers notable hires, promotions and personnel changes in the Pacific NW tech community. Submissions: tips@ Florin Rotar. (LinkedIn Photo) — Florin Rotar is leaving Avanade after a 25-year career at the Seattle-area IT services and consulting firm. Rotar joined Avanade in 2000 as its first employee in Europe. 'I look back on this journey helping to grow a company from 0 to 10.000's of people and how much change I've personally and professionally been through, I must start by simply saying thank you to my Avanade family, past and present, to every client who trusted us with their hardest problems, to every partner who journeyed with us,' Rotar wrote on LinkedIn. Rotar held several leadership roles at the company, most recently as is chief AI officer. He was previously CTO at Avanade, which provides various digital, cloud, and AI-related services across the Microsoft ecosystem. In his LinkedIn post, Rotar shared lessons learns from his journey. Among them: 'The most complex challenges are rarely technical; they are human;' 'most overnight successes are the result of a thousand nights of thankless preparation;' and 'if you're going to live on the U.S. west coast and work in a global company, invest in a good coffeemaker.' Pratik Sharma. (LinkedIn Photo) — Seattle supply chain optimization startup Shipium announced Pratik Sharma as senior vice president of product delivery and experience. Sharma joins the company from Amazon, where he worked for more than a decade, leaving the role of general manager for product management for supply chain services. '[I]t is inspiring to see Shipium setting new industry standards by transforming traditional operations into tech-forward supply chains through its domain-specialized AI and effective automation,' Sharma said on LinkedIn. In a statement from the company, Shipium CEO and co-founder Jason Murray praised Sharma's 'proven track record of connecting virtual solutions to physical outcomes.' Founded in 2019 by former Amazon leaders, Shipium helps e-commerce companies improve their supply chain capabilities by reducing cost and speeding up deliveries. The company hired promoted Geoff Tamman to chief financial officer earlier this year. Tara Ryan. (LinkedIn Photo) — Tanium named Tara Ryan as its chief marketing officer. Ryan comes to the position from Saviynt, where she also served as CMO. Her past experience includes roles at businesses in cloud platforms, cybersecurity and enterprise software. 'Tara is a transformational marketing leader with a unique blend of creativity, strategic acumen, and operational rigor,' said Dan Streetman, CEO of Tanium, in a statement. Ryan will be based at Tanium's office in Emeryville, Calif. The cybersecurity's HQ is in Kirkland, Wash. — Seattle's Brian Delahunty is now vice president of engineering in Cloud AI at Google. Delahunty comes to the role from Anthropic, where he helped launch the Claude 3 AI model. He has held engineering roles at Seattle-area companies including Microsoft and Stripe, and was a co-founder of Barn2Door. — Tom Leung, former co-founder and CEO of Seattle startups Poachable and Seattle Condo Review, is vice president of product management at Strava. Leung, now based in California, said on LinkedIn that he first tried the Strava app at his son's prompting to help him fulfill a New Year's resolution to get fit and run a 5K. Francis Wilson. (LinkedIn Photo) — Francis Wilson joined the go-to-market strategy team at Anthropic's Seattle office where he'll partner with the company's applied AI group. Wilson was previously at Amplitude. 'Very excited about the opportunity to get powerful, safe AI into the hands of professionals everywhere,' he said on LinkedIn, adding that the tech will fundamentally change how he does his own work. — Sarah Bowman is now a partner in the Seattle office of Perkins Coie, joining the firm's private client services practice. Bowman works on estate planning, estate and trust administration, and family office structuring for high-net-worth families. She was previously with K&L Gates. Jessica Kamada. (LinkedIn Photo) — Jessica Kamada, managing partner of Swizzle Ventures, joined the board of directors for the YMCA of Greater Seattle. Swizzle funds startups focused on serving women. 'The Y is deeply aligned with our mission at Swizzle Ventures to fill health, caregiving & financial gaps for women, children & families,' Kamada posted on LinkedIn. 'I'm excited to focus this mission locally to make a positive impact in our Seattle community.' — Avinash Belur is co-founder and CEO of LoftxAI, a Seattle-area startup offering AI agents to assist real estate rental operators and property managers. Belur previously spent more than a decade at Microsoft and has worked for Expedia Group, Facebook and Flexport. He left a role as product manager for Google Cloud Platform to launch LoftxAI. — The Washington State Department of Financial Institutions announced that its director of banks, Roberta Hollinshead, is leaving after 24 years with the agency. When Hollinshead took the leadership role nine years ago, she was one of only 17 female banks' directors in the U.S. — Andrew Coté, senior vice president of Forterra, joined the board of advisors of the U.S. National Drone Association. Coté recently left Brinc, a Seattle startup building drones and related technologies for emergency response agencies, to take the job at Forterra.
Associated Press
18-03-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Shipium and Kibo Pair Composable Commerce with Headless Logistics in New Partnership
The ease of integration and customization makes the partnership a leading option for tech-forward shippers looking to modernize their supply chains SEATTLE, March 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Shipium, the modern shipping platform for enterprise shippers, today announced a partnership with Kibo Commerce, a composable commerce platform recently named a leader in the Forrester® Wave for Order Management Systems. Kibo enables retailers, distributors and manufacturers to deliver seamless omnichannel experiences while optimizing fulfillment efficiency. With a modular, API-first architecture, Kibo provides businesses with the agility to adapt quickly to market changes, reduce operational complexity, and drive revenue growth. Shipium helps enterprise shippers control costs, improve flexibility, and enhance their delivery experience. The platform is used by some of the largest companies in the world across retail, logistics service providers, healthcare, and distribution, and processes several hundred million shipments per year. On top of the platform are a collection of end-to-end solutions that use platform-wide AI and ML capabilities to provide developers with a true headless approach to shipping and logistics. The partnership combines similar approaches to developer-first architectures to offer a highly customizable workflow from offering accurate delivery promises on the frontend connected to shipping order flow and execution on the backend. Operators love the ease of use and performance while developers love the ease of integration and scalability. 'As the preferred OMS for tech-forward enterprises, partnering with a modern shipping platform like Shipium means that developers have the best set of solutions available to them to modernize their supply chains,' said Eric Lessard, VP of Partnerships at KIBO. 'The ease of integration means faster time-to-value for customers looking to reduce their logistics costs and improve their customer experience.' 'Flexibility is the single biggest key to unlocking optimization and automation, which is essential for modern supply chains. Our partnership with Kibo provides operators the most flexible and easiest to use set of tools across order management and shipping technologies for tech-forward enterprises,' said Jason Murray, CEO of Shipium. About Shipium Shipium is an end-to-end shipping platform for modern operators. The platform improves shipping speed and on-time-delivery by coordinating previously disconnected steps of the supply chain through an API-first platform deeply integrated into your systems. Founded by the same team who created Amazon's shipping stack, customers experience the same enterprise-grade performance from estimated delivery dates on the website down to shipment execution at the warehouse. Visit for more information. About Kibo Kibo Commerce is a composable commerce platform for retailers, manufacturers, distributors, and wholesalers who want to simplify the complexity in their businesses and deliver modern customer experiences. Kibo is the only modular commerce platform supporting experiences that span Order Management, eCommerce, and Subscriptions. Companies like Zwilling, Ace Hardware, Boscov's, Nivel, and REEDS Jewelers trust Kibo to bring simplicity and sophistication to commerce operations and exceed customer expectations. To learn more visit
