Routinglogik

RoutingLogik is a software platform that optimizes routing decisions for both computer networks and logistics networks. It combines algorithmic optimization, policy-based routing, and real-time telemetry to determine efficient path selection and resource allocation across heterogeneous environments.

In networking, the routing engine supports traditional protocols such as BGP and OSPF while enabling policy-based routing, traffic engineering, and fast failover. In logistics, it provides route planning, vehicle scheduling, and constraint-aware optimization that accounts for time windows, capacity, and service levels. The system unifies planning, execution, and monitoring through a common data model and offers APIs for integration with existing controllers and execution systems.

RoutingLogik is designed as cloud-native software that can run on-premises, in private clouds, or in public clouds. It features a modular architecture with components such as a routing engine, policy manager, telemetry collector, and analytics dashboard. The platform ingests live network and fleet data, performs optimization in near real time, and disseminates route updates through standard interfaces or APIs. This flexibility supports diverse deployments across service providers, data centers, and large organizations.

History and deployment: RoutingLogik was founded in 2016 by engineers with backgrounds in networking and operations research. It has been adopted by telecom operators, data-center operators, and large logistics providers seeking centralized routing decisions and more predictable performance. The product has evolved to include machine-learning–driven anomaly detection and predictive capacity planning.

See also: routing protocol, network optimization, logistics optimization.