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TRUCKLOAD VS. LTL: SOFTWARE MAKES IT EASIER FOR SHIPPERS TO COMBINE LESS-THAN-TRUCKLOAD INTO TRUCKLOAD SHIPMENTS... BUT CONSOLIDATION MAY NOT ALWAYS BE THE BEST WAY TO GO.

Robert Spiegel

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Key concepts: Consolidation (business), Software, Business, Operations management, Computer science, Economics, Finance, Operating system

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