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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2017 · 21 MIN

53 - Utilizing Data in the Transportation Industry w/ Vito Cerone, Sr. Director of Sales & Commercial Strategies at Air Canada Cargo

from Let's Talk Supply Chain

Hello, 2Babe's Listeners!   This week we dive into what is big data, and how that data has been used in the supply chain industry today.    Joining our 2Babe's hosts, we have a special guest in Vito Cerone, Sr. Director of Sales and Commerical Strategy, teaming up with us to explain how his company is currently implementing data into their ongoing operations and network, and how the industry outlook is looking when referring to the air transportation.    Within this podcast, Vito also talks to our hosts about his vision for the future of the industry and how he believes that both eCommerce and drones will have an impact on the future of transportation as a whole.    Feel free to visit Air Canada Cargos website here for more information: https://www.aircanada.com/cargo/en/   Lastly, do not forget to check out our additional resources on our website: http://www.2babestalksupplychain.com/for blogs, white papers and videos.  ​ Stay tuned for next weeks upload! 

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