agility strategy

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An agility strategy in logistics, procurement, and transportation is an overarching approach that aims for flexible, responsive processes, rapid decision-making, cross-functional collaboration, and resilient networks. It focuses on customer-centric planning, modular supply chains, digital transparency, iterative improvement, and the ability to cope quickly with disruptions to optimize delivery times and reduce costs.

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