Christopher Godfrey of Volvo Cars and Ruud Vossebeld of INFORM discuss how the pandemic, remote working and digitalisation are changing vehicle logistics, requiring ever more focus on people.
Continuous disruption is the new normal for vehicle logistics, requiring significant adjustments to outbound operations, including the ability for OEMs and service providers to scale up and scale down at short notice, redesign transport networks and quickly integrate new tools. But as Volvo’s Chris Godfrey makes clear, the changes in systems, equipment and the market still require the same common approach: a focus on people and their skills.
Featuring:
Christopher Godfrey, Global Outbound Logistics at Volvo Car Corporation
Ruud Vossebeld, Director Business Development at INFORM
Moderated by Neemish Ladwa, Head of Product and Marketing at Automotive Logistics and Ultima Media
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