Shippers lean on tech, but maintain human element

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Shippers lean on tech, but maintain human element

| Sep 26, 2019 4:47PM EDT
As more technology is integrated into the supply chain, a Coyote Logistics survey examines what tasks are given to computers and what humans should continue to handle.
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