Today, three such changes are having a notable effect. The first is a transition from offshoring to nearshoring procurement techniques in an effort to decrease the amount of miles of imports. The second is a transition from designing products and packaging for marketability and more efficient production to designs that also incorporate 'shipability' criteria for space efficiency and easy handling; ensuring the safety of goods in transit; and encouraging multiple processes of discharge, repackaging, and reloading. The third is a move from lean inventory strategies into hybrid lean inventory/transportation strategies. These shifts in transport-driven supply chain strategies are designed to mitigate transport issues and achieve those goals. But it is not widely understood that their benefits go far beyond that. As we will prove, they also contribute to success in an enterprise's broader supply chain and financial performance. ANSWER ONLY IF YOU KNOW.DONT WASTE MY ANSWER.