Transport Cost-to-Serve Models

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Transport Cost-to-Serve Models are analytical frameworks used to quantify the total transportation-related costs associated with serving a specific customer, order, or market segment. These models account for various cost drivers such as distance, weight, volume, handling requirements, routing complexity, and service level agreements, enabling companies to optimize pricing, route planning, fleet utilization, and network design for improved profitability and efficiency.

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