NASSTRAC 2007 Logistics Conference & Expo | SupplyChainBrain

NASSTRAC 2007 Logistics Conference & Expo

May 6, 2007

Rapidly changing transportation issues are creating new rules in the supply chain management game. Radical shifts in market demand, capacity, and legislation are a few trigger points, while the players continue to change due to consolidation. You need the knowledge, resources, and network to win. You'll find it at NASSTRAC.

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