Transferability Indexing

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Transferability Indexing in logistics is a method for assessing how effectively goods and transport capacities can be moved between different modes or networks; this is achieved by calculating an index value based on cargo compatibility, infrastructure availability, regulatory requirements, and cost factors.

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