At the close of Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Global 2022, editor-in-chief Christopher Ludwig recaps the key takeaways from the conference, including the industry’s renewed commitment to improving tier-N visibility and coordination, the value in investing in flexible logistics and in building new relationships.
This video took place during the Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain Global conference September 20-22, 2022 in Detroit. All sessions and interview are available to view for registered users of Automotive Logistics.
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