International's Tony Stinsa on adapting to volume swings, managing tariff pressure and adopting AI in commercial vehicle logistics
· Source: automotivelogistics.media
In short
Tony Stinsa, head of inbound and outbound logistics at International Motors, discusses how the company is navigating deep cyclical downturns in the commercial vehicle sector by preparing for sharp demand rebounds, managing tariff and fuel cost pressures, and exploring modal shifts such as rail transport. He also highlights that AI adoption is becoming a formal criterion in partner selection to avoid being left with technological laggards.
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Tags: vehicle logistics, AI adoption, tariffs, commercial vehicles, supply chain planning, fuel costs