Flexibility rules the waves of logistics, but supply chain managers want better visibility and data to make decisions, while investing in the right skills
There was evidence at this year’s ALSC Global conference that demand for logistics solutions and supply chain insights were in extremely high demand. The value of such services has risen since the pandemic and subsequent shortages in semiconductors, materials, logistics capacity and labour. Read our snapshot of key takeaways from the event
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