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When you’re competing with the Amazons of the world, excellence is what will keep your company humming along. So it’s important to understand that when shipments slip through the cracks, there is one foundational reason it happens: poor communication.
Poor communication is all too common in shipping and logistics. A big reason: The sheer number of involved parties across each supply chain. Most supply chains involve some or all of these parties:
An internal shipping and logistics team
An internal accounting or finance team
An internal operations team
Employees at your retail locations and warehouses
Manufacturers
Consignors
Consignees
Customs agents
Origin and destination agents
Freight forwarders
Shipping carriers
Whew! That’s a lot of involved parties. It’s easy to see how lines can get crossed.
Poor communication can lead to all kinds of problems in supply chain operations, such as:
Stagnant or late deliveries
Lost items
Demurrage and storage fees, as well as additional chassis fees
An inability to plan inventory turn
An inability to forecast supply chain costs
Unhappy customers
Bad internet reviews
A breakdown in work relationships
Of course, the biggest problem is that bringing all these parties together on one page feels like a momentous hurdle in and of itself.
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Explanation:
Yes because bad and uneffective communication can lead to lack of supplies. Suppose a doctor says something to nurse and then the nurse add something more to it and says something to compounder so now the message is not real which was said by the first person...... so, BAD COMMUNICATION IS KRYPTONITE FOR SUPPLY CHAIN..
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