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In today’s globalized economy, international logistics has become the backbone of modern supply chains, enabling businesses to expand operations, access cost-efficient manufacturing, and reach diverse markets. However, this globalization comes with its own set of challenges, including lead time variability, complex regulatory frameworks, demand unpredictability, and logistical inefficiencies. These factors can significantly impact operational costs, inventory management, cash flow, and overall supply chain resilience.
What you get out of it:
- Logistics in international trade
- Supply chain resilience
- Supply chain finance
- Real-time data sharing