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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2017 · 41 MIN

43 - Savings in Transportation w/ Karl B. Manrodt from Georgia College

from Let's Talk Supply Chain

This week our 2Babes had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Karl B. Manrodt from Georgia College on the recent trends and issues related to both the logistics and transportation industry.  Dr. Manrodt takes us through the past and recent strategies he has seen over the years and how companies and organizations have been trying to create savings in the transportation industry. Attempts he has witnessed, to create savings in an industry that has constantly changed with the use of technology and other innovations. In addition, a focus on companies with an interest centered around answering creative customer demands.  Make sure to download our latest episode to learn why transportation has hit another crossroad? Why we need to react to the reduction of transportation firm life cycles, and lastly, have transportation become more of a commodity to business owners instead of a strategic partnership? Feel free to visit our website to download further content on this podcast, as well as, check out our other content.  2Babes Website: http://www.2babestalksupplychain.com/ Guest Website: http://coba.georgiasouthern.edu/lscm/  

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