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Automotive: Page 134
Will Mexico's Growing Ports Pose a Threat to U.S. Gateways?
Mexico is competing with the U.S. for manufacturing work coming back to the western hemisphere from China and other parts of Asia. Will it pose the same challenge for U.S. ports?
TU-Automotive Europe Exhibition Opens Its Doors to Automotive and Technology Execs on 2nd November
How Do You Track Your Outside Carrier?
Challenge: Spending two to three hours daily making as many as 60 check calls to 30 drivers was limiting the time company could spend working with customers and generating new business.
Automakers Are Viewing Safety Issues in the Rearview Mirror
Automotive manufacturers have all the tools they need to detect safety issues in the early stages of vehicle production. The problem is, they're not making use of them.
TU-Automotive: IBM discuss the Smart City at the Connected Fleets USA Conference & Exhibition
China-Based Automotive Logistics Company Creates a Modern Automobile Logistics Park
Challenge: In order to create a unified automobile supply chain logistics platform, this Chinese company needed to reduce uncertainty of the coordination process through information sharing and integration.
Bringing Lost American Jobs Back From China
The Reshoring Initiative would like to slap the "Made in U.S.A." label on a lot more products. Can it succeed?
RFID Helps Korean Tire Maker Monitor Use of Rubber Materials
Korean tire manufacturer Kumho Tire is employing passive ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) RFID tags to track its consumption of the rubber materials that it uses to assemble tires at two of its factories.
E-commerce Steps on the Gas in Automotive Aftermarket Industry
New research shows that 56 percent of automotive parts and accessories shoppers are making their purchases online - an 8 percent increase over the previous year. The study also indicates that consumers are combining online and in-store channels for an omnichannel shopping experience. Omnichannel is when shoppers seamlessly shift between mobile, online and in-store resources to research, purchase, pick up and return their items.
TU-Automotive Europe puts Uber, BMW Drive Now and Citymapper to the Test
Trucking Finds Difficulty in Hiring Enough Engine Technicians with Computer Training
As trucks have become more advanced, transportations companies are increasingly in need of technicians with computer skills. But truck operators say negative perceptions of the industry are making it difficult to compete for tech-savvy talent.
Did VW Puncture Credibility of Other Automakers' Diesel Technology?
The Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal has tanked the company's stock price, ousted its top executive and could ultimately cost the world's top automaker tens of billions of dollars. It may also destroy the credibility of diesel technology from all automakers.
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