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DESCRIPTION:Be honest: have you blamed the cross-dock lately? When we ask O
 EMs about why their damage rates are so high (in particular) or why order 
 response times slip\, we usually hear “it’s the cross-dock.”\n\nOEMs typic
 ally use cross-docks to reduce costs - through consolidating many fragment
 ed freight movements into fewer\, larger freight movements\, lowering ware
 house touches and expenses\, or allowing for lower-cost transportation mod
 es such as truck load. The downside is that OEMs using cross-docks may see
  increased damages or order response times. A significant portion (we will
  benchmark this) of your freight – both inbound and outbound - goes throug
 h these facilities\, and many OEMs lose complete visibility into the detai
 ls of what is going on with them.  Through case studies and survey results
 \, This session will cover:\n•    Knowledge about what goes on at the cros
 s-dock\n•    Benefits and challenges attributed to the cross-dock\n•    OE
 Ms success stories\n•    Measuring outcomes at the cross-dock such as qual
 ity and productivity\n\n 
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Managing the Cross Dock
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><span style='font-size:14px\;'>Be honest: h
 ave you blamed the cross-dock lately? When we ask OEMs about why their dam
 age rates are so high (in particular) or why order response times slip\, w
 e usually hear “it’s the cross-dock.”</span></p>\n\n<p><span style='font-s
 ize:14px\;'>OEMs typically use cross-docks to reduce costs - through conso
 lidating many fragmented freight movements into fewer\, larger freight mov
 ements\, lowering warehouse touches and expenses\, or allowing for lower-c
 ost transportation modes such as truck load. The downside is that OEMs usi
 ng cross-docks may see increased damages or order response times. A signif
 icant portion (we will benchmark this) of your freight – both inbound and 
 outbound - goes through these facilities\, and many OEMs lose complete vis
 ibility into the details of what is going on with them.  Through case stud
 ies and survey results\, This session will cover:<br />\n-    Knowledge ab
 out what goes on at the cross-dock<br />\n-    Benefits and challenges att
 ributed to the cross-dock<br />\n-    OEMs success stories<br />\n-    Mea
 suring outcomes at the cross-dock such as quality and productivity</span><
 /p>\n\n<p> </p>
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DESCRIPTION:Be honest: have you blamed the cross-dock lately? When we ask O
 EMs about why their damage rates are so high (in particular) or why order 
 response times slip\, we usually hear “it’s the cross-dock.”\n\nOEMs typic
 ally use cross-docks to reduce costs - through consolidating many fragment
 ed freight movements into fewer\, larger freight movements\, lowering ware
 house touches and expenses\, or allowing for lower-cost transportation mod
 es such as truck load. The downside is that OEMs using cross-docks may see
  increased damages or order response times. A significant portion (we will
  benchmark this) of your freight – both inbound and outbound - goes throug
 h these facilities\, and many OEMs lose complete visibility into the detai
 ls of what is going on with them.  Through case studies and survey results
 \, This session will cover:\n•    Knowledge about what goes on at the cros
 s-dock\n•    Benefits and challenges attributed to the cross-dock\n•    OE
 Ms success stories\n•    Measuring outcomes at the cross-dock such as qual
 ity and productivity\n\n 
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