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A 2023 Outlook on Cross-Border Freight: Alexis Asks

A bi-weekly blog where managing editor Alexis Mizell-Pleasant asks industry experts about various topics developing in the supply chain field. Today's talks about new compliance and regulations in freight.

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Inventory Strategy of the Future: Flexible, Scalable and Highly Dynamic

RJW Logistics Group

With the right inventory strategy in place, suppliers can quickly pivot to respond to changes in consumer trends and seasonal demands and accelerate forecasting for the future.

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L.I.N.K.| Crafting Company Culture in a 3PL World

Managing editor Alexis Mizell-Pleasant sits down with Frank Dreischarf, Vice President of Supply Chain Solutions at R2 Logistics, to discuss ways to incorporate a diverse and influential company culture, in part 1 of this 3-part series.

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Warehouse Space Constraints, Industry Consolidation, Labor Crises Drive 3PLs to Automate

Extensiv (formerly known as 3PL Central)

Digital automation will accelerate through 2023, creating opportunities for supply chain leaders to build a tech stack that cuts costs, increases visibility and improves the customer experience.

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Top 4 Focuses for 3PLs and Retailers in 2023

Retailers and 3PLs face a real opportunity to adjust strategies and drive business agility. The implementation of robotics and greater investments toward talent retention and development will aid retailers and 3PLs in the year ahead and beyond.

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3PL vs. 4PL: Which is the Right Fit for You?

The main difference between the two scenarios is the degree of connection that the provider has to the client and their entire network.

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3PL Acquisition Doubles Down on Logistics Offerings Across the Border

B.I.G. Logistics

Together, the new combined companies offer the management of international and domestic air, ocean, ground transport, custom brokerage and project cargo, among other services.

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What Consumers, Carriers and Suppliers Can Expect from the Supply Chain in 2023

Worldwide Logistics Group

New problems are already in play as we quickly make our way into 2023. While there was a shortage of containers at the height of the pandemic, the opposite is now the problem: Too many containers.

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More Than Half of Fleets Adopted Fuel-Efficient Practices in 2022: Study

North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE)

The 15 fleets in the annual fleet fuel survey operating 75,000 trucks saved $540 million in 2021 compared to the average trucks on the road.

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How Shippers Can Regain Control of their Partner Relationships

In a complex and evolving marketplace, that level of certainty is the gold standard, and it is only possible when shippers, 3PLs, carriers and other partners can rally around data-driven insights.

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Women in Supply Chain: There’s a Place in Supply Chain for Everyone

DHL Supply Chain

Paige VanFossen, VP, e-commerce operations, DHL Supply Chain, North America and one of this year's Women in Supply Chain award winners, details why the many layers to the supply chain industry make it so everyone can be involved.

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What Big Box Pickup and Fuel Fees and Late Order Fines Means for Brands

Zipline Logistics

Taking ownership of logistics means companies can eliminate unnecessary fines, lost shelf space and sweeping reactionary changes, and shift their focus to continue driving results and accelerating growth.

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