Transportation Agent – Sales Growth

Asset based transportation sales forces are grossly inefficient. Totaling up salaries, health benefits, cars, training, and expenses then divided into the calls per day, $500 cost per call is the norm. Long call cycles to sale of 9-12 months are considered the norm in freight sales, putting the cost at +$5,000 for a transactional shipment rarely paying over $500. The slim margins of asset based transportation providers simply can not tolerate this practice. The independent transportation sales agent brings experience, superior skills and results to an otherwise ineffective/inefficient transportation sales marketplace.

The new trend is clear with transportation providers using cost effective independent sales agents that focus singularly on closing new business deals. Agents leverage their experience by avoiding asset based behaviors that kill sales such as ongoing reports, meetings for management, training without results, joint calls to satisfy organizational dotted lines, serving internal needs vs. client needs, sales contests, et al etc. Transportation agents understand the need to focus on market referral opportunities, vertical markets and shortened sales cycles as compensation is based on performance results. Sales agents know how to present offerings as measurably important to client needs, explaining within customer processes how a deal will work for them, with constant awareness of building justification to close the sale timely. Sales agents understand they are the catalyst to make a difference in creating new business. They must be convincing throughout the sales process to close deals…with the right targeted opportunity, the right decision makers, at the right time.

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Siyang Transport Vehicle Maintenance Management To Further Implement The “three Systems”

2008 5 29, Siyang County transportation management in order to further implement the “motor vehicle, Jiangsu Province Service Management Ordinance “, the Ministry of Transport,” motor vehicle maintenance and management requirements, “to deepen the credibility of the management of maintenance, standardize the behavior of the maintenance operation, maintenance spending to create a transparent environment, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, according to provincial transportation vehicles Su Yun Authority [2008] 104 spirit of the document and the work of Suqian Yunguan Chu unified deployment, within the county to further promote the motor vehicle maintenance records, motor vehicle maintenance contracts and vehicle maintenance costs, such as clearing the list of “Three Systems” of the full implementation of, and in-depth implement the province, “Victoria article” and related systems.

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SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

INNOVATIONS IN LOGISTICS INDUSTRY 

CHAIN REACTION – SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

 Introduction

 Global industrial growth in the last 5-7 years has triggered a general uptrend across all sectors.  One of the sectors that has benefited tremendously and seen exponential growth is the Logistics Industry. The Logistics Service Providers in India have grown and continue to grow at an extremely fast pace.

            Logistics service providers face many of the business challenges affecting other industries: stiff competition, pressure to increase shareholder value, and keeping pace with technology advances and the widespread effects of globalization.  These market forces are causing LSP’ to embrace new approaches to business, including providing value-added services as customer specific packaging.  Meanwhile, the trend to improve financial performance by placing responsibility for inventory management in supplier’s hands is putting added strains on traditional supply chains.  And with more goods in transit to contract manufacturers, suppliers, and third parties around the world, LSP’ will benefit from additional visibility into supply chain logistics.

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