Organizational Freight Resilience Planning

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Organizational Freight Resilience Planning is the systematic process by which an organization ensures the robustness and continuity of its freight and transportation operations in the face of internal or external disruptions. It includes risk assessment, development of contingency and recovery plans, implementation of flexible supply chain strategies, and periodic review and adjustment.

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