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2010 Distribution Network Trends Report


September 20, 2010

Manufacturers, distributors and retailers are making significant changes to their supply chain distribution networks as a result of recent economic challenges.

According to an industry survey sponsored by Saddle Creek Corporation, the top three areas of change include transportation, warehouse size and/or configuration, and shipment consolidation.

Learn more about these and other emerging trends in the design and management of distribution networks in the 2010 Distribution Network Trends Report.


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