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Inbound Logistics are Key
February 25, 2008

Companies are shifting their technology focus from outbound transportation management to actively routing and scheduling their inbound freight. This is one of the most significant strategic differentiators between best-in-class companies and average and laggard companies.-Ian Hobkirk, senior analyst, Supply Chain Execution, AberdeenGroup

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