Navigating the New Chinese Import Tariffs

With the proposal to implement a 25% increase to the duties of goods imported from China to the United States, the potential implications are far-reaching and yet to be understood. How those importers think and act in the next few months will be important to their business and supply chain operations. In this webinar, Brenda Espeleta, VP of Customs, will break down everything you need to know as an importer facing the potential new taxes.
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Mastering supply chain planning under strong supply constraints

Leading CPG companies are deploying new operating models and entering new ecosystems to pave uncharted paths to success in an environment rife with supply constraints, particularly in materials, logistics, production capacity and labor. Some of the more mature CPGs are adopting next generation supply chain control tower technology to deliver greater end to end visibility. But each journey is different and tailored to the organization.
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Igniting Sustainability Change Through Intel's Supply Chain

APQC

In this on-demand recording of a March 2018 webinar, learn how companies are undertaking the daunting challenge of driving improved sustainability within their supply chains. Intel has been on the journey transforming its supply chain into a global model for responsible sourcing practices for well over a decade. Jocelyn Cascio from Intel shares insights illustrating how they have integrated sustainability and showcases how they achieved results.
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Driver First: How Driver-Centric Trucks are Shaping the Industry

Fleet Owner

This must-watch webinar brings together two industry experts who will take a look at the top three industry trends affecting trucking professionals and their thoughts on the outlook of the future of the trucking industry.
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How Do You Build Your Final Mile?

FreightWaves

Customers heightened demands such as white glove delivery and fast shipping times have changed expectations for shippers dramatically. Many companies are struggling to figure out how to compete with large, successful companies like Amazon, who have raised the bar for shipping excellence. In addition, shippers and third-party logistics (3PL) providers must deal with a highly fragmented carrier market, often working with multiple carriers in any given market to meet special demands. In addition, maintaining communication across these relationships is a struggle, and gaining visibility across the shipping process only adds to the complexity of this landscape.
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