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The forward-looking 2025 Third-Party Logistics Study survey is now live, and we are seeking input from supply chain professionals.

Please Participate in 2025 Third-Party Logistics Study, Sponsored by Penske Logistics

The forward-looking 2025 survey is now live, and we are seeking input from supply chain professionals. Please if you would like to participate. This year’s main topics include artificial intelligence (AI) and the supply chain; change management; and the evolution of direct-to-consumer service expectations. The study will also provide continuing the conversation updates and allow for further context on current industry trends.

Your insights are welcomed and please remember that your answers will be confidential. A complimentary copy will be available after it is released at the supply chain conference this fall as part of an educational session.

The speakers will be Dr. C. John Langley, supply chain professor at Penn State University; Tim Brindley, vice president of supply chain consulting at NTT DATA; and Ramu Pannala, vice president of information technology at Penske Logistics.

This is the twelfth straight year that has sponsored this publication. The study is a collaboration between Penske, and

All prior studies can be accessed at no cost at .

By “Move Ahead” Staff

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