The search for a single set of standards to service today's supply chains

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By Hanane Becha, Todd Frazier, Rudy Hemeleers, Steen Erik Larsen, Bertrand Minary, Henk Mulder, André Simha, and Jaco Voorspuij

07/10/2020

This the first part of a two-part article co-authored by a group of leading IT and innovation executives from the freight industry, stressing the need for more comprehensive data standards to service 21st century supply chains.

The second part will be published tomorrow.

End-to-end supply chains typically ...

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