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C3 Solutions Releases its Top Must-Reads on Chain of Responsibility in the Supply Chain

By Annie Ngo

October 6, 2016

Cinq silhouettes découpées dans du papier se tiennent par la main pour former une chaîne. Le texte superposé indique : « Série "Les incontournables de la chaîne d'approvisionnement" de C3 – Découvrez les 5 articles incontournables sur la chaîne de responsabilité. ». C3 Solutions
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C3 Solutions, an information technology company specialized in yard management and dock scheduling systems announces the release of its Top Supply Chain Must-Reads on Chain of Responsibility in the Supply Chain.

This piece is the last of a 6 articles series featuring a selection of C3’s top must-reads on various supply chain and logistics hot topics such as Cloud Supply Chain Systems, The Internet of Things, Chain of Responsibility, Becoming a Shipper of Choice, Yard Management & Dock Scheduling systems and best practices.

Learn how the Chain of Responsibility could affect your business

This series includes a selection of C3 Solutions’ most popular blog posts, articles and white papers related to Chain of Responsibility in the Supply Chain:

  • Understanding Chain of Responsibility in the Supply Chain – White Paper
  • Have you Heard About ‘Chain of Responsibility’ in the Supply Chain?
  • Chain of Responsibility: 4 Ways to Improve your Operations
  • The Shipper’s Role in Trucking Safety
  • Driver Fatigue – Are you in the Chain of Responsibility?

 

Complying with Chain of Responsibility obligations will be a choice organizations will need to make, whether a legal requirement is imposed or not. Ensuring companies are doing all they can to eliminate preventable incidents caused by heavy vehicles is already the ethical business choice. While we can all agree that the public’s desire for increased road safety is a good thing, it will require changes throughout the supply chain— and that is why we’re talking about it.”, states Gregory Braun, Senior Vice-President, Sales & Marketing.

C3’s Must-Reads on Chain of Responsibility is available here.

 

About C3 Solutions
C3 Solutions is an information technology company specialized in yard management (YMS) and dock scheduling (DSS) systems. Since its founding in 2000, C3 has gained the confidence of clients around the world and across many industries including retail, grocery, distribution, manufacturing and parcel post.

Headquartered in Montreal (QC), Canada and privately owned, C3 is dedicated to developing, implementing and supporting the most complete yard management and dock scheduling products on the market today. For more information on C3’s products, schedule a free on-line demonstration. www.c3solutions.com

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