Tough road ahead for freight data standardization

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Tough road ahead for freight data standardization

| Jan 08, 2019 11:26AM EST
Fissures have appeared, ranging from member frustration in standards-setting organizations to deeper concerns about the viability of the technology in the container shipping space.
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