Focusing Long-Term in Transportation Management

As part of a recovering business environment, many organizations are exploring sustainable improvements in the supply chain.  Specific to logistics improvements, we find inbound supply and outbound product distribution to be two areas of significant opportunity.  Choosing to focusing not only on internal company operations but business sustainability strategies to address process that extend beyond the company fence line, many sustainable supply chain leaders are addressing the value opportunities in transportation management. 

“Companies searching for a transportation management system  (TMS) often focus on the wrong objectives. Since most companies do not have an existing TMS, they tend to look at short-term automation goals and neglect the long-term”. – Logistics ViewPoints   Whether outsourced to a third party logistics (3PL) provider or managed in-house, there is value to be had in simply increasing the visibility into the products and process that feed the company.  Taking this insight a step further, a transportation management philosophy aligned with an overall business sustainability strategy can drive specific performance standards:   •    Process driven internal and external improvements.   •    Aligned business sustainability goals with suppliers and other key business stakeholders.   •    Development of key performance indicators (KPIs) aligned with internal and external business sustainability targets.  Click here to read more about transportation management.
 

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