How Parcel Shippers can Put Technology to Work to Gain Competitive Advantage
In this podcast we discuss how technology can help global parcel shippers gain more carrier access and better manage capacity.
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How Parcel Shippers can Put Technology to Work to Gain Competitive Advantage Recording Date
November 8, 2021 Duration
00:21:54 hrs/min/sec
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As nearly every global shipper is aware, parcel shipping and fulfillment requirements are changing rapidly as more companies are looking to gain a competitive advantage.
Driven more than ever by rapid changes in the market over the last 19 months, it’s technology that’s becoming a key answer to remaining competitive in today’s highly volatile global parcel shipping market.
In this podcast, Ken Fleming, President and Chief Sales Officer of Logistyx, a leading provider of Cloud-based, multi-carrier parcel shipping software, joins Michael Levans, Group Editorial Director of Peerless Media, in a discussion on how technology can help global parcel shippers gain more carrier access and better manage capacity; help solve same-day delivery headaches; gain access to real-time visibility; and help implement a return processing strategy—something that continues to allude even the savviest global shippers.
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