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Capacity: What Should Your Business Focus On to Weather a Market in Flux? Guests: Ivan Zenovic, Hub Group and Bobby Holland, U.S. Bank

Inbound Logistics Podcast: Supply Chain Reactions

English - August 28, 2018 16:00 - 19 minutes - 26.4 MB - ★★★★ - 19 ratings
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For many shippers and carriers, the current freight market is experiencing a capacity crunch that requires shifts in supply chain. From leveraging technology to carefully mining data from detailed indexes, businesses are working to better position themselves in an increasingly constrained marketplace. Ivan Zenovic of Hub Group and Bobby Holland of US Bank give us their breakdowns of what they’ve seen so far and what we may be seeing down the road.

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www.hubgroup.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE U.S. BANK
FREIGHT PAYMENT INDEX:

freight.usbank.com

 

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