Supply's involvement in transportation decisions is:
A) insignificant and declining due to the growth of supply chain management.
B) growing due to the increase in the number of railroads and trucking companies throughout the world..
C) growing due to the deterioration of roads, bridges, and highways in North America.
D) declining due to the growth of outsourcing transportation decisions to third party logistics providers.
E) growing in terms of direct functional responsibility and cross-functional efforts to devise solutions with logistics services providers.

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Supply's involvement in transportation decisions is growing in terms of direct functional responsibility and cross-functional efforts to devise solutions with logistics services providers, as companies seek to optimize their supply chain operations.

Supply's Involvement in Transportation Decisions Is