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Nine Key Steps to Enabling Resilient Supply Chains

Logistics Viewpoints

Doing so helps organizations detect market shifts and makes supply chain decisions more forward-looking than an analysis of the past, present, and at best, a tactical view of the future. Designing vehicle routes that explicitly optimize transportation routes with carbon footprint considerations is another example.

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Active Supply Chain Design: A Key Imperative for De Risking Supply Chains

Logistics Viewpoints

To achieve these goals, corporate leadership must focus on two key areas: shift from internally focused supply chains to collaborative supply networks and actively design their supply chains. The bullwhip effect is one example of this disruptive effect, when small changes in demand cause huge demand spikes downstream.

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The 3 Totems of Collaborative Supply Chain Management

GlobalTranz

This oft used adage is shaping the collaborative supply chain management: “The enemy of my enemy is my friend.” Let's take a closer look at how collaborative supply chain management is continuing to become a key factor in efficiency through three totems. Ironically in the supply chain, this saying remains true.

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4PLs: Collaboration Among Logistics Service Providers Creating More Value for Shippers

GlobalTranz

Collaboration has always been seen as the stepchild at the logistics dinner table. It's nice to have around, but no one really wants to think about what collaboration means for the company. After all, how can two competitors collaborate without compromising the information and structure of each company?

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Managed Logistics Meets Five Challenges for Complex Supply Chain Operations

Blue Grace Logistics

In turn, the chosen MLP must be prepared to assist with methods to capture the data, be familiar with internal systems, provide options and work collaboratively with the company’s teams. Much of this can be resolved through an analysis of claims trends across the vendor network. The Logistics Blog®. Whitepaper. Case Study.

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Why A Successful Transportation Management Program Is Empowered By Data

GlobalTranz

Furthermore, some data may be of minimal use without comparison to and identification of trends and collaborations between data from other transactions within a given warehouse or transportation system. This is where metrics becomes necessary for the analysis and monitoring of data. Data Management and Transportation Services.

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6 Transportation Management Trends for 2016

GlobalTranz

For example, a given trucker who drives beyond the hours of service in the ELD could incur stiff penalties and fines from oversight agencies. Software-as-a-service (SaaS) systems help shippers meet the same criteria in terms of the data analysis, analytics, and payment management.

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