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Using Global Trade Intelligence to Address Shipping Delays and Enhance Supply Chain Resiliency Today and in the Future
The current global shipping crisis has seen port delays increase significantly, severely impacting the top and bottom line of companies as they struggle to deliver products and raw materials to market. Structural changes in consumer buying behavior have made port congestion and delays the norm, and many shippers and logistics providers alike are projecting the situation will continue through 2022.
Join Descartes for a discussion on how your organization can use global trade intelligence to help your shipments move more efficiently.
This webinar will feature an engaging discussion among industry experts on effective strategies that can help minimize the impact of port congestion and strengthen the resiliency of your supply chain.
Chris Jones, Executive Vice President, Industry and Services, Descartes
Mark Segner, Vice President, Global Sales, Descartes Datamyne
Jackson Wood, Director, Industry Strategy, Global Trade Intelligance, Descartes
Helen Atkinson, Senior Editor, SupplyChainBrain
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