Instant quoting will be must-have for liner carriers: Maersk CEO

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Instant quoting will be must-have for liner carriers: Maersk CEO

| Sep 02, 2020 4:22PM EDT
Uptake in digital quoting tools at top container lines suggests every carrier will need that capability even if the usage and benefits of such tools aren’t yet clearly defined.
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