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Judgment & ambiguity · When to act

Your key inbound vessel is now three days behind schedule at an anchorage with worsening port congestion, and you can still air-freight part of the order at ten times the cost. When do you pull the trigger on the expedite, and how much?

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Your key inbound vessel is now three days behind schedule at an anchorage with worsening port congestion, and you can still air-freight part of the order at ten times the cost. When do you pull the trigger on the expedite, and how much?

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