Logistics Collaboration Networks (LCNs)

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Logistics Collaboration Networks (LCNs) are digital platforms or ecosystems that link shippers, freight forwarders, carriers, and other supply chain stakeholders. They enable real-time data sharing, coordinated planning and optimization of transport capacities and routes, and enhanced visibility and collaborative decision-making across the supply chain.

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