Connected Europe (part 3): the future of Europe

by ING

Western and Central and Eastern Europe are more connected than ever before, and the supply chains run deep. But it’s a competitive world. In a virtual round-table discussion, 7 successful European companies debate different aspects of the pan-European supply chain. This episode talks about the future of Europe and what this might look like.

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Published Nov-2014
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