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Enhancing DoD Transportation Efficiency: A Collaborative Initiative

On February 8, 2005, LTG Robert Dail outlined the current challenges faced by the Department of Defense (DoD) in transportation and logistics. The existing system lacks an enterprise-wide perspective on shipping requirements and demonstrates limited collaborative visibility. Each activity operates in silos, resulting in inefficiencies. The objective is to improve reliability, predictability, and efficiency in the movement of materiel, leveraging both military and private sector capabilities. Active collaboration with industry partners is essential for identifying continuous improvement initiatives and achieving necessary efficiencies to support the needs of future warfighters.

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Enhancing DoD Transportation Efficiency: A Collaborative Initiative

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  1. Defense Transportation Coordination Initiative American Trucking Association (ATA) 8 February 2005 LTG Robert Dail United States Transportation Command 3 Feb 05, 1730L

  2. Present Situation Vietnam Era Process: • No enterprise wide view of daily and future DoD shipping requirements • Limited collaborative visibility to coordinate movement outside of a single shipper’s domain • Each activity independently selects mode, level of service, degree of shipment consolidation, and transportation provider • Limited exploitation of “best practices” such as greater economy of scale, route designs, cross docking, pooling, etc Today’s distribution system is not be adequate to meet the needs of tomorrow’s warfighters 3 Feb 05, 1730L

  3. Our Objective Better, More Effective Support to DoD CONUS Customers • Improving the reliability, predictability, and efficiency of DoD materiel moving with the CONUS • Identifying and implementing continuous improvement initiatives to improve end-to-end performance and cost • Improving delivery reliability and offering better visibility over our support services to meet increasing demand • DoD performing core military processes, leveraging the private sector 3 Feb 05, 1730L

  4. We Need Your Involvement • A strong partnership with Industry is vital to our mission success • Initial analysis indicates that we can be more efficient • We want your insights and feedback • How do we achieve our objective? • How can we achieve needed efficiencies? • How do we maintain fairness and equity? 3 Feb 05, 1730L

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