5 Fundamentals of Supply Chain Resilience
Evaluate how different models of freight companies perform when measured against the criteria for resilience
Transportation in the News
U.S. rail carload and intermodal volumes are down, for week ending March 4, reports AAR Report indicates C.H. Robinson may be closing in on hiring new CEO Port Tracker report points to an eventual slow pickup in import volumes FMCSA makes updates to its SMS website DHL opens up its second Denver-area facility More Transportation News即使在正常市场,物流是一个high-pressure field of work. 2020 has been anything but normal. Q2 of 2020 was the most volatile quarter in modern freight history. Between the ongoing pandemic, civil unrest, and an upcoming election with consequences for the US-China trade war, market uncertainty shows no signs of stopping. In the absence of stability, it’s imperative for logistics teams to build resilient supply chains that can perform in any market condition.
In this white paper, we review five fundamental attributes of resilient supply chains. We evaluate how different models of freight companies perform when measured against the criteria for resilience. We show how Convoy’s digital freight network provided shippers reliable and flexible capacity during COVID-19 demand surges. Finally, we address how supply chain leaders can improve resilience in their freight operations without sacrificing performance.
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