Jul 19,2023
The Digitization of Global Logistics
On March 6, 2025, WallTech officially launched its Beijing office, located at Room 623, Building B, Xuhui Airport Center, Shunyi District, near Beijing Capital International Airport, a key hub for China's air cargo industry.
Grand Opening Ceremony
The opening event brought together over 20 clients and partners, including China Post EMS, Mingmen, Chiming, Tianjin E-Cargo, Baotong, Boyue Jincheng, Yixiang Tianji, Aihang Shipping, Intellitrans, and Zhongkai Huayuan (in no particular order).
WallTech CEO Guo Shunri, Chief Product Strategy Officer & Beijing Office Head Duan Yingxu, CTO Gong Jian, and CSO Wen Ming attended the event and led the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
To symbolize WallTech’s growing presence across China, the four executives each held a puzzle piece and assembled them together, marking a significant milestone for the company’s expansion into the North China market.
Strategic Expansion in Beijing
During his speech, CEO Guo Shunri emphasized Beijing’s role as both China’s capital and a key air logistics hub. Establishing a Beijing office strengthens WallTech’s market presence in North China and supports the region's growing demand for digital and intelligent logistics solutions.
With the rise of cross-border e-commerce, high-end manufacturing, and increasing international air freight demands, WallTech has upgraded its air cargo solutions to enable one-stop cloud collaboration for global logistics. The system streamlines business operations, document flows, and financial transactions, enhancing the resilience of the air cargo supply chain.
Insights on Logistics Digitalization
Duan Yingxu, Chief Product Strategy Officer & Head of the Beijing Office, shared his insights on logistics digitalization. He described a world driven by AI breakthroughs and data-driven transformation, where logistics is evolving through five stages:
Basic Business Recording (Tool-Based)
Process Management (Management-Based)
Data Collaboration (Collaboration-Based)
Resource Integration (Resource-Based)
AI-Driven Intelligent Logistics (Smart-Based)
WallTech is leveraging cloud computing, big data, and AI to redefine international logistics, enhancing business-finance integration and data-driven decision-making. This transformation helps freight forwarders strengthen service capabilities, boost bargaining power, and accelerate industry-wide upgrades.
Commitment to the North China Market
With the launch of the Beijing office, WallTech aims to expand localized services, deepen partnerships, and drive innovation in smart logistics. This marks the beginning of a new chapter for WallTech’s growth in North China.
About WallTech
Founded in 2011, WallTech (Shanghai WallTech Information Technology Co., Ltd.) is a leading cross-border logistics SaaS provider.
Backed by Amazon Web Services and Huawei Cloud, WallTech offers two core products:
CargoWare – a cloud platform for international freight forwarding
eTower – a logistics collaboration platform for cross-border e-commerce
These platforms serve freight forwarders, e-commerce logistics providers, manufacturers, retailers, traders, and online sellers, enabling end-to-end supply chain coordination.
Key features include order management, pricing, cargo tracking, risk alerts, warehouse management, financial control, and supplier management. Over the past 13 years, WallTech has integrated global logistics resources, linking warehousing, fulfillment, shipping, customs, trucking, airfreight, and last-mile delivery.
Unlike traditional software providers, WallTech builds a global logistics ecosystem—"WallTech Family"—offering users access to valuable customer, logistics, and management resources. This helps businesses increase revenue, reduce costs, and enhance operational efficiency.
