With most everyone (assumingly) still recovering from election malaise, of one type or another, and the results of the Presidential election (seemingly) in and official, it is time to think about what may come next, specifically, in the form of a Biden Administration, effective January 2021, as it relates to all things logistics. There will be a lot to sort through, and a lot of ground will be covered by the Biden transition team between now and then, but, given current events (see the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the slowly recovering economic recovery), there could very well be a pecking order, of sorts, as we get more clarity on priorities and position in the coming weeks and months.
Source: logistics Mgmt
While a new president arrives, many questions will remain
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