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Choosing a Carrier: Are Your LTL Efforts Optimized to Meet New Consumer Expectations? Guest: Marty Freeman, COO, Old Dominion Freight Line

Inbound Logistics Podcast: Supply Chain Reactions

English - October 28, 2019 17:31 - 9 minutes - 12.8 MB - ★★★★ - 19 ratings
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Previous Episode: Healthcare Supply Chain: How is UPS Using Disruptive Technology to Redefine Health Care Logistics? Guest: Dan Gagnon, UPS
Next Episode: Real-Time Visibility: Are You Leveraging the Data to Keep your Supply Chain Goals in Sight? Guest: Michelle McBride, Senior Product Manager, Transplace

Changing customer demands are forcing carriers to adapt to new technologies and adopt new processes in order to remain agile and responsive to evolving consumer expectations. What are some of the factors that you should consider when trying to optimize your LTL efforts? Marty Freeman, Chief Operating Officer for Old Dominion Freight Line, shares his observations on what carriers should focus on to keep delivering for their customers.

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