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Mauritius, January 15, 2003 – FreightDesk CEO Rob Quartel spoke today on the issue of supply chain security at the African Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA) Conference in Mauritius. He gave an overview of the data strategies underlying the US Government's security programs, told the delegates that US Customs was serious about its new data reporting requirements and would be imposing fines and other penalties on carriers unable to file the appropriate documents, and noted that this was a global trade issue, not one just of concern to the United States. He went on to say that investment in technology and process security today could give Sub-Saharan African AGOA members a competitive advantage in US markets versus others that took the issue less seriously. He also briefly described the data solution. Download the Presentation.
Michael
DeVito
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