US trucking industry on the verge of freight-tech revolution
For those of us outside, the size of North America’s haulage sector never ceases to ...
The increasingly enjoyable Logistics Viewpoints today looks at the upstream oil supply chain from a supply chain design perspective. “I have never come across a North American industry with such a dysfunctional supply chain,” concludes the writer, describing an industry in which few supply chain teams know when orders will be placed with the result that there is lots of over-ordering of inventory as well as a high use of air freight. “Of course, air is a very expensive way to ship pallets that often weigh over 2,000 pounds.”
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