How visibility will make container shipping more reliable

Reliability of global supply chains has a direct impact on business performance for shippers. Timely arrival of goods is vital to maintaining supply levels for every industry. Unexpected delays are most acutely felt in industries that ship vulnerable goods such as pharmaceuticals or perishable items. But for any business that relies on just-in-time inventory management, special events or promotional activity, unexpected delays can have a negative impact on their bottom line and ability to compete, not to mention their relationships with customers.

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