CS: Supply Chain | MacroSys 2.0

SOLUTIONS SPOTLIGHT

Accelerating supply chain efficiency

CLIENT

U.S. Department of Transportation

INDUSTRY

Supply Chain

MISSION

Connecting a fragmented supply chain

TOOLS

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YOUR WORK HAS BEEN OUTSTANDING AND THE QUALITY OF IT HAS MOVED FLOW'S COMMUNICATIONS CAPABILITIES FORWARD BY A LARGE LEAP.

— USDOT Employee

4K+

ED Staff Empowered

Supporting ongoing client success through delivered value and trusted partnership

35%

Reduction in Violations

MacroSys’s efforts led to a 35% reduction in major accessibility violations

600+

Staff Trained

Number of staff trainied

Rebranded Accessible Site

A rebranded, user-friendly accessibility website

Connecting a Fragmented Supply Chain

The U.S. supply chain involves countless stakeholders, but critical logistics data were scattered across private and public entities. This fragmentation made it difficult to see real-time conditions, anticipate bottlenecks, or optimize capacity. The Department of Transportation’s Freight Logistics Optimization Works (FLOW) program needed a secure, collaborative platform to aggregate and share actionable insights, enabling smarter, faster decisions for the nation’s freight movement.

Building a Unified Data Exchange

MacroSys partnered with USDOT and Bureau Transportation Statistics to design and implement the FLOW Data Portal, a secure, voluntary data exchange for logistics stakeholders. We developed robust ETL pipelines, a scalable data warehouse, and intuitive dashboards for real-time supply chain visibility. Our team also led the program's strategic communications, launching FLOW’s first website, digital channels, and outreach campaigns to drive engagement and expand participation.

Real-Time Insights and National Impact

Today, FLOW provides a secure, aggregated view of daily and future supply chain conditions at major U.S. ports and logistics nodes. MacroSys’s technical and communications leadership has transformed FLOW into a model for public–private collaboration, empowering private sector participants to optimize resources, anticipate demand, and mitigate congestion—strengthening the efficiency and resilience of the U.S. supply chain.