At the end of a two-day journey across the supply chain in the US, Canada and Mexico, our hosts share the most urgent action points and takeaways from the event, including how logistics providers can help manufacturers recover and transform.
The team wraps up ALSC North America Live and looks ahead to the next events in 2021, including Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live Europe in April and Finished Vehicle Logistics North America Live in June.
Featuring:
Christopher Ludwig, Editor-in-Chief at Automotive Logistics and Ultima Media
Neemish Ladwa, Conference and Broadcast Director at Automotive Logistics and Ultima Media
Richard Logan, Event and Content Producer at Automotive Logistics and Ultima Media
This session was held on February 3rd during the Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain North America Live virtual conference.
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