Freight forwarding in the supply chain. Opportunities exist, but standards are one issue. Planning is another.
WSJ: " ... Companies that coordinate shipping for retailers and manufacturers, known as freight forwarders, do everything from finding the right combination of trains, planes and trucks for a speedy delivery to pushing shipments through customs.
Forwarders’ work touches much of global trade, but many customers complain that the industry relies on outdated technology: Orders are often placed via phone call, or even fax, and tracked using emailed spreadsheets. ... "
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