Don’t write off 'digital freight forwarders' – look and learn from them
It happened again, last week. Digitally native forwarder Beacon announced a funding round, accompanied by familiar ...
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The adoption of online quoting and booking platforms by freight forwarders is becoming more mainstream by the day. The promise of increased efficiencies to free up the workforce to focus on other value-add tasks is a compelling argument.
But how do you go about this in practise? As old patterns of work are rendered obsolete how should freight forwarders plot the development of their companies and their industry?
This FREE-TO-ATTEND webinar is ON DEMAND now. Sponsored by Kontainers, it will provide tips and advice on how the freight forwarder, having taken the “digital booking” plunge, can successfully redeploy staff and change their business for the better.
Our expert panel of guests will share both their own and their customers’ experiences, shedding light on the sort of training and investment programmes required.
Recorded on Wednesday 27th November 2019.
You can register here.
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