IMPERIAL LOGISTICS' BLOCKCHAIN-ENABLED CONTROL TOWER

Discover the key ingredients to address the multi-tier supply challenges needed to achieve a balance of agility and resiliency. And find out why investments in technology and process changes have been largely ineffective in addressing supply constraints and optimizing product mix. Over the past few months, automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEM) and suppliers have been participating in banker-led sector updates. In these updates, strategies, opportunities, problems, and major initiatives have been discussed along with Q&A designed to understand go-forward plans and market positioning for each company

In this 40-minute webinar about LTL shipping and technology you’ll learn: EDI vs. APIs in Less Than Truckload Shipping: How Do They Compare & What Should a Shipper Use? Less-Than-Truckload Inbound Shipping: Using Technology to Stay Collaborative With Vendors What Less-Than-Truckload Data Should a Shipper Track? Less-Than-Truckload Tracking & Visibility: Why Shipper Communication & Carrier Transparency Matters What Should an LTL Transportation Management System Do for Me as a Shipper?

Have you felt it? There’s been a seismic shift in power within our economy. Customers are in control and supply chains need to be as agile as the customer wants and needs.This is forcing shippers and logistic service providers to rethink how they serve their B2B & B2C customers. And in an era of faster cycle and shipping times, international expansion and multiple suppliers, that means increased (and sometimes insurmountable) complexity in the supply chain.

With supply chains spanning the globe, the shipping and warehousing industries face many challenges — especially when it comes to pest control. Their multiple locations and large inventories mean a pest infestation can affect all legs of the supply chain process. If product and supplies become infested, companies can suffer lasting blows to their reputation and bottom line. That’s why pest prevention and control should be top of mind. And the most effective way to combat pest problems is to implement an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) plan that involves ongoing maintenance and a partnership between employees and pest management professionals.