Transition Management Office

Quelle: https://www.iata.org/en/programs/cargo/digital-cargo-program

A Transition Management Office (TMO) is a dedicated organizational unit in logistics, supply chain, or transportation projects responsible for the structured planning, management, and monitoring of the shift from existing to new processes, systems, or structures. It coordinates stakeholders, ensures risk and quality management, and facilitates a seamless transition with minimal operational disruption.

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