7 Steps for Conducting a Better Transportation RFP in 2021

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Jack Gerstner | Jeff Kim

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When “uncertain” and “unprecedented” times are trending buzzwords, it doesn’t bode well for forecasting — planning for 2021 can seem like an exercise in futility. Though your next RFP may seem like a daunting task, the extreme volatility makes a well-reasoned approach even more important for procurement professionals. In this session, get practical tips and strategies, laid out in a step-by-step process, to prepare your business for a 2021 transportation RFP. These fundamentals will help you navigate any market, and prepare your business regardless of what 2021 will bring. Presenters: Jack Gerstner, VP of CTM Operations (Coyote Logistics) Jeff Kim, Sr. Manager of Operations (Coyote Logistics) In this session, you’ll learn: • 7 Steps for a better 2021 procurement event • Fundamental best practices for any RFP • How to use procurement to build a resilient supply chain This session is brought to you by Coyote Logistics: a leading global third-party logistics provider that combines a diverse, centralized transportation marketplace matching more than 10,000 shipments every day. Coyote offers a comprehensive multi-modal solutions portfolio — including truckload, less than truckload (LTL) and intermodal — with data intelligence and market insights to help empower our customers' business growth in a rapidly changing world.  For more information about Coyote Logistics, visit coyote.com.
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