Time to Plan for the 12-Month Peak Season
This podcast will discuss where shippers have opportunities to evolve and build agile, responsive shipping and fulfillment operations that perform at peak 12 months a year.
During the COVID-19 pandemic and pandemic recovery, peak has been a constant.
Variables such as parcel volumes, carrier capacity limits, and escalating pricing have continued to grow, forcing industry leaders to quickly—and frequently—reimagine their parcel shipping and fulfillment operations.
So, what if shippers planned for every month being a peak season?
In this podcast,Ken Fleming, President and Chief Sales Officer of Logistyx, a leading provider of Cloud-based, multi-carrier parcel shipping software, joins Michael Levans, Group Editorial Director of Peerless Media, to introduce this concept and discuss where shippers have opportunities to evolve and build agile, responsive shipping and fulfillment operations that perform at peak 12 months a year.
Logistic Management's podcast is part of the Supply Chain 24/7 Podcast channel.
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