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Outbound Logistics: What Is It and What Is Its Importance?

3PL Links

Outbound Logistics: What Is It and What Is Its Importance? In the supply chain, the outbound logistics phase, also known as distribution logistics, is when the product is delivered to the location where the client wants it. Distribution channels are connected to outbound logistics. Outbound logistics functions.

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Critical Weather Strategies for Your Supply Chain

Blue Grace Logistics

Insulating against disturbances to the supply chain through critical weather strategies has proved effective in cutting down delays and costly overages. To read the entire blog visit BlueGrace Logistics. Making weather disruptions and disasters a part of overall business continuity planning. More Hurricanes.

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Navigating the Freight Landscape: Leveraging Key Market Areas for Supply Chain Success

FreightWaves SONAR

Recognizing the collective significance of market conditions across KMAs at any given time, logistics professionals can devise strategies that accommodate the diverse nature of these areas, ensuring efficient and effective freight procurement and management. Curious about how KMA trends can inform an effective supply chain strategy?

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Top 15 Logistics Blog Posts of 2014

GlobalTranz

We continue our top blog posts of 2014 from our main categories today by focusing on something at Cerasis we are experts in : Logistics. We’ve already listed the top 10 manufacturing blog posts and the top 10 supply chain blog posts last week. Top 15 Logistics Blog Posts of 2014. Read the full Post.

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The 12 Most Popular Freight Blog Posts of 2014

GlobalTranz

We conclude our “Most Popular” Blog posts series, where we have been giving you the most viewed blog posts in 2014 from our main content categories. 2014 was surely a fun year of content on the Cerasis blog. 2014 was surely a fun year of content on the Cerasis blog. Now, why do we blog?

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Using freight market signals to stay ahead of any freight market storms

FreightWaves SONAR

In the image below, use the following as your guide to interpreting: Blue = outbound tender rejections for the Dallas market, which measure service, capacity and price. Green = outbound volumes (demand). It shows outbound volumes increasing and inbound supply decreasing. Capacity signals for the freight market.

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3 big reasons CPG and retail companies rely on SONAR to improve supply chain management

FreightWaves SONAR

That’s where point of sale freight data comes in to help supply chain leaders create a superior supply chain strategy. . By examining SONAR’s Outbound Tender Volumes, Outbound Tender Rejections, and Inbound Tender Volumes, users can understand capitalism at a per market level. Want an easy win?