Control the Controllable: What Supply Chain Leaders Can Do to Build Resiliency Against Future Disruptions

Global disruptions have created dire supply chain and financial challenges for many businesses. And after two years of compound crises, companies are reeling over how to manage a seemingly endless cycle of threats.With supply chains still in disarray from the events of the past two years, it's harder for businesses to react to emerging situations

As the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) highlighted to the world, electric vehicles (EVs) are going to play a key role in the decarbonisation of transport. Whether or not this will be the silver bullet for the sector becoming zero-emission remains to be seen, with too many uncertainties surrounding the affordability of the vehicles and the lack of current access to EV charging infrastructures.

Blockchain-based networks are transforming the way entire industries work, with new business models and new revenue streams. But before fully embracing blockchain’s potential at your organization, you’re likely looking for answers to key questions about the technology. What are its true benefits? What are its costs and risks? What’s the expected ROI?

E-commerce, technology acceleration and increasing demand are driving the freight industry to innovate, address changing customer expectations, improve freight productivity and achieve greater supply chain efficiency. To stay ahead, companies are collaborating with logistics service providers and vehicle and equipment manufacturers to invest in solutions that will help move their products and supplies as quickly, safely and efficiently as possible. This one-hour recording provides insights into technology’s growing influence on transportation and the emergence of electric trucks in last mile, less-than-truckload, and long-haul deliveries. It will help you understand the impact of these changes on the efficiency and sustainability of your company’s freight operations, today, and in the future.