Facing down supply-chain threats

A series of ongoing and increasingly more volatile threats across many fronts will face global supply chains and the trucking networks that support them in the years ahead-- ranging from high fuel prices and a capacity shortage to cargo theft, terrorism, and the impact freight transportation has on the environment. Addressing all of those issues simultaneously and successfully will be a major struggle for any company involved in transportation, but especially for truckers, according to John Coyle, professor emeritus of supply chain & information systems at Penn State University. How to tackle all the ...

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