Final Report of The National Supply Chain Task Force 2022 tc.canada.ca/sites/default/…
Collaborative action is the key to transformation
Building such a system will require a national
approach, with collaboration playing a central role.
Collaborative action is the key to transformation
Building such a system will require a national
approach, with collaboration playing a central role.
Today, Canada’s transportation supply chain is a network of independently operated yet inter-related (and often inter-reliant) port and airport authorities along with countless transportation supply chain businesses that are privately held and, in some cases, publicly traded.
Each has its own performance requirements and objectives, resulting in a fragmented and siloed approach. Building a #supplychainsystem that is more agile, flexible, resilient, competitive and efficient will require a national approach, with collaboration playing a central role.
"First, while government isn’t solely responsible for infrastructure investment, its leadership is critical. A federal commitment to major, strategic, long-term investments is key to building Canada’s trade infrastructure
– a crucial consideration as the government deliberates its next budget." financialpost.com/news/economy/c…
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