Air Liquide Global Helium teams ship 40 feet cryogenic containers filled with liquid helium directly from its sources to its customers all around the world. Helium’s supply chain is complex, as helium must be transported at -269°C in high value super insulated containers. If those containers are not delivered within 40 days, helium evaporates into the atmosphere under the effect of pressure. To cope with this race-against-the-clock, Air Liquide relies on a large panel of transport providers and strives to always find the fastest and most reliable route to supply its customers. In this context, data can be fragmented and it becomes more and more difficult to access reliable information, even though such information is crucial to manage flows efficiently