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Food & Beverage: Page 395
Ocean Freight Rates Predicted to Continue to Rise in a Challenging 2010
Carrier Costing Systems at Work
Motor carriers increasingly have turned to costing systems to help navigate the difficult pricing environment brought on by the recession, says Bill McGinley, vice president of pricing and revenue management at Wilson Trucking Co.
Manufacturers' Logistics in a Difficult Economy
Rob Lewin, director of global logistics at Flowserve Worldwide, discusses capacity issues in an evolving carrier landscape, leveraging spend with rate and non-rate negotiations, knowing which providers to keep, and what collaboration really means to a company.
Qualcomm Integrates Data With CAMS Software for Private Fleets
March Truck Tonnage Fuels Recovery Optimism
Next Generation Logistics Integrates TMS With Microsoft Dynamics AX
The Future of Warehouse Management Systems
Why is it that large corporations seem to struggle with standardizing on an advanced WMS? John Reichert, director of WMS product development at TECSYS Inc., discusses that as he outlines significant advances he sees coming in warehousing operations.
Why Can't Anyone Understand the Case That Air Cargo Lines Make?
Home Depot Transforms Its Supply Chain
The Supply Chain and How It Can Help End Hunger in the U.S.
There are many challenges to distributing goods donated by the food and grocery industry to food banks around the U.S., says Nick Blawat, vice president of supply chain at Feeding America. And your task isn't made any easier when the food industry tightens its own supply chain.
A (Busy) Day in the Life of a Supply Chain Executive
Descartes Debuts Excise Movement and Control in EU; Acquires Imanet
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