Achieving robust data integrity across your logistics platform does far more than just maximize on-time, in-full (OTIF) performance and minimize claims and invoicing discrepancies. The effects generate quantifiable value across the entire enterprise ecosystem, crucially optimizing carrier partnership collaboration and enhancing client satisfaction.

Host Samantha Jones talks with Greg Plemmons (COO, Old Dominion Freight Line) and Brian Walton (Logistics Manager, Douglas Dynamics) about how data accuracy drives superior client experience and strengthens relationships across the supply chain. They cover best practices for making accurate data actionable and explore its surprising strategic impact across the enterprise.

How has the increase in data changed the transportation industry for both shippers and carriers? [2:50]

How does accurate data streamline packaging? [9:39]

What best practices prioritize data accuracy? [17:10]

How the customer experience is impacted by accurate or inaccurate data. [26:18]

"We need the data to make good business decisions." — Brian Walton, Logistics Manager at Douglas Dynamics

"We've improved our packaging based on the feedback from Old Dominion and other carriers in the industry that are asking for things to be stacked, fully crated, and more protected." — Brian Walton, Logistics Manager at Douglas Dynamics

"You can manually measure your pallets, or you can integrate it into your processing system." — Brian Walton, Logistics Manager at Douglas Dynamics

"At Old Dominion, we rely on data to make quality pricing decisions upfront and to give the quality service our customers have come to expect." — Greg Plemmons, Chief Operating Officer, ODFL

"We encourage our customers to visit our facilities to see what exactly goes on, on an LTL dock." — Greg Plemmons, Chief Operating Officer, ODFL

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