Two causes of failure in third-party logistics arrangements involve unreasonable expectations and lack of flexibility.

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Unreasonable expectations such as expecting the third-party logistics provider to solve all problems without internal support or unrealistic cost savings goals can lead to failure. Lack of flexibility such as not being open to changes in the supply chain or not allowing the third-party logistics provider to utilize their expertise can also contribute to failure.

Two Causes of Failure in Third-Party Logistics Arrangements Involve Unreasonable