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Hosted by Inside Logistics Magazine · business · EN-US · 17 episodes
The Logistics Lowdown podcast, brought to you by the editorial team at Inside Logistics magazine, is your go-to resource for insights and expertise in the supply chain and logistics sector. Each episode features industry leaders and professionals sharing their knowledge, analysis and advice on key topics, including technology, disruption, trade, transportation, education, sustainability and more. Listen to The Logistics Lowdown on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and your other favourite podcast platforms, as well as on our website at InsideLogistics.ca.
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Episode #16
In this episode of The Logistics Lowdown, managing editor Derek Clouthier talks with Paul Gaspar, director of small business for UPS Canada, who provides some advice for small and medium-sized businesses on shipping cross-border, the hurdles they must overcome and some tips on how to streamline the process.
Episode #15
In this episode of The Logistics Lowdown, Charmaine Goddeeris, director of indirect tax at BDO Canada, provides insight into cross-border freight activity between Canada and the U.S., and tips on how companies can navigate evolving rules and regulations.
Episode #14
<p>In this episode of The Logistics Lowdown, managing editor Derek Clouthier talks with University of Alberta’s Dr. Edy Wong about how the current situation in the Middle East is impacting Canadian supply chains, as well as some strategies Canadian companies can take to help mitigate some of those challenges.</p>
Episode #13
<p>In this episode of The Logistics Lowdown, editor Derek Clouthier chats with Brady Schnell and Rylan Howard from Economic Development Lethbridge about Canada’s Western Gateway and its impact on the region, Western Canada and the country as a whole.</p>
Episode #12
<p>In this episode of The Logistics Lowdown, editor Derek Clouthier discusses a recent survey by DHL Supply Chain (26 per cent of respondents being Canadian) with Omer Rashid on how technology will reshape the supply chain by 2030.</p>
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CEO of ASCM, Association for Supply Chain Management
Author, Podcaster & Director of Family Counseling at Daystar Counseling Ministries, Daystar Counseling Ministries
research chair and centre director in Sustainable Supply Chains at the Schulich School of Business at York University, Port Hamilton Refining and Transportation
president and CEO, The Atlas Network
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