As the shipping landscape changes, many feel they are in jeopardy when shipping dangerous goods. However, with the right answers to the biggest challenges retailers, manufacturers, 3PLs and others can make last-mile delivery safe and efficient regardless of what you're shipping.
The Power of Enterprise Omnichannel Shipping and Hazmat Knowledge, Training, and Compliance
This interactive session hosted jointly with Pierbridge will give you the answers to the questions that are keeping logistics managers up at night when it comes to hazmat shipping in a new omnichannel shipping world.
Some of the questions you'll have answered during this live presentation, include:
1.What information do you need to make correct shipping decisions
2. Which carrier service consideration do I need to take into account
3. What is the right carrier mix?
4. How does all the information fit and flow?
5. How do you deal with difficult shipping scenarios?
Register today for "Roadmap to an Optimized and Compliant Shipping Practice" on July 27 at 1 PM CDT ” and get the answers to the important questions on shipping today.
Speakers:
Mario Sagastume, Vice President of Software & Customer Success at Labelmaster
Mario oversees the company’s ongoing interactions with our Customers, including Customer Service, Customer-driven projects, and Customer engagement platforms like Ariba and EDI. Additionally, he leads the Labelmaster Software division that delivers industry-leading technology solutions for DG shipment validation. Prior to joining Labelmaster, Mario held key strategic roles with W.W. Grainger, General Electric, Lanyon, Citicorp, and Dun & Bradstreet, leading business development and relationship management Teams. Mario has a bachelor’s degree from DePaul University in Chicago.
Bob Liva, Alliances and Partnerships, Pierbridge
Through a series of leadership roles since the inception of computerized parcel shipping with organizations such as ConnectShip/UPS, Pitney Bowes, and Pierbridge, Bob has worked with some of the nation's largest shippers including electronics manufacturers, software distributors, and retailers.