Companies are prioritizing clarity of data in their supply chains


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Supply Chain Visibility is more important than ever. Tech companies have been coming through, launching new programs and systems meant to assist transportation firms with collecting accurate data and communicating that data back to suppliers and customers. If a company hasn’t considered getting its supply chain in order yet - the government may step in and force them, soon.

Check out today’s featured article from Flexport to read about why supply chain visibility matters - for both governmental requirements and the progressive future of a company. ☕️


Featured Article:

Supply Chain Visibility - The State of Trade | Flexport

“Governments want to know more and more about how and where products are made.”

READ THE ENTIRE FLEXPORT ARTICLE HERE

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