Nissan is already out in front when it comes to the digital transformation of the outbound supply chain and improving communication with logistics partners to make the delivery of vehicle more efficient in the face of increasingly frequent disruption
Carmakers and their logistics providers need to more closely collaborate and share supply chain data to improve the delivery of vehicles to dealerships and end customers, according to speakers at this year’s Finished Vehicle Logistics North America Live conference.
The technology to better gather and communicate data is already out there along with the potential to make significant improvements to outbound logistics and ultimately satisfy the end customer.
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