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Overview:
The logistics industry is huge, worldwide and critical to our global economy. The industry consists of transportation, warehousing, logistics and technology companies that move goods (physical assets) from producers to consumer
The industry has grown rapidly in size and sophistication as supply chains became bigger and more demanding. Block chain is one of the technologies that may provide the next advancement in connectivity, speed, transparency, security, productivity and cost savings for the logistics industry.
There are countless areas where block chain technology could drive improvement in the logistics industry, but none bigger than the truck driver shortage so we can use it as illustration.
Shippers are finding it difficult to find carriers and drivers to transport their freight. According to American trucking association, there are 1.5 million trucking companies employing 3.5 million truck drivers. 90% of these companies have six trucks or fewer. Even with all the advancements that have connected the shippers, 3PLs, brokers, carriers and drivers, it is still a big, relatively, disconnected industry.
With block chain and distributed ledger technology there is an opportunity to connect the industry, reduce friction and the cost of doing business. Ideally, block chain could connect the shippers, 3PLs and carriers in a way that maximized efficiency. Shippers would have a more reliable, network of carriers /drivers and carriers would benefit from greater utilization of assets (full trucks, backhauls, etc.). The benefits would result from the nature of block chain and distributed ledger technology, which results in increased transparency, security, efficiency, traceability, speed and cost effectiveness.
Why you should Attend:
Block chain technology can provide the following benefits to the supply chain and logistics industries:
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Who Will Benefit:
Joe Lynch is the founder of The Logistics of Logistics, a logistics training and consulting firm. Joe specializes in helping logistics and transportation companies grow their sales. Joe also works with manufacturers, retailers, distributors and wholesalers to select and manage their logistics providers (3PLs, brokers, carriers, etc.)
Joe's significant experience in logistics and supply chain has given him unique insights into the challenges and opportunities facing companies that outsource some or all of their transportation and logistics functions.
Mr. Lynch is a frequent speaker / presenter at industry conferences. Joe also conducts dozens of webinars per year.
Recent topics include: inbound logistics, automotive logistics, 3PL selection & implementation, service level agreements, managing with key performance indicators, 3PL sales strategy, shipping to/from Mexico, and LTL trends.
Prior to founding The Logistics of Logistics, Joe was the General Manager of Rock Solid Logistics, a management based 3PL.
Earlier in his career, Joe led a supply chain consultancy, which focused on the automotive sector. His consulting engagements included: value stream mapping, supply chain optimization, lean product development, module strategy, and quality improvement.
Joe started his career as an automotive engineer and eventually rose to program launch manager for vehicles built in Thailand and China. He has a Bachelor of Business Administration and from Cleary University. Joe also earned a Master of Arts in Education from the University of Michigan. His master's program was specifically designed for facilitators, trainers and consultants.