Freight visibility push to trigger automation

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Freight visibility push to trigger automation

| Jan 18, 2018 3:28PM EST
Shippers want and need “visibility” across modes, not just to track freight but also to meet tighter fulfillment and restocking requirements — demands that are driving automation.
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