Speakers from Ford, Inform, RPM and Sallaum Lines met at ALSC Europe to discuss port congestion, direct chartering and the role digital tools can play in mitigating congestion for vehicle logistics
At this year’s Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Europe conference in Bonn, Germany Ford’s Martina Graser was joined by representatives of technology service providers Inform and RPM, and by vessel and port operator Sallaum Lines, to discuss port congestion, the pros and cons of direct chartering of vessels and trucks, and what role digital tools and services can play in building in greater flexibility to transport capacity management.
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