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IAG Cargo Inaugurates Route Between Heathrow and San Jose, Calif.
IAG Cargo has established a new route between its London Heathrow hub and San Jose, Calif.
What to Make of Remarkable Yet Unnerving Robots?
Even in an era in which people are accustomed to rapid technological advancement, robots arouse unusual curiosity and strong emotion.
Taco Bell App Success Leads to Revamp of Company Web Site
Most companies derive mobile apps from their websites, but Taco Bell has done the opposite. Building on the success of its e-commerce mobile app, the chain has revamped and renamed its website, extending the ability to order and pay via personal computers and tablets as well as enhancing the overall digital customer experience.
Only 45 Percent of Chemical Companies Met Recent GHS Compliance Deadline, Survey Reveals
The state of readiness in the chemical industry for the Globally Harmonized System of Classification (GHS) and OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) is less than ideal, according to a survey from Loftware, provider of barcode labeling solutions.
On the Cusp of the Third Robotics Revolution
Robots have been working away in factories for more than half a century. But their full potential is far from being tapped.
HighJump Offers EDI for Microsoft Dynamics GP; Launches Brewers' Edge
The TrueCommerce EDI (electronic data interchange) Solutions group of HighJump is now providing "enterprise-scale" EDI requirements for users of Microsoft Dynamics GP.
Big Data Analytics Helps Healthcare Product Supplier Keep Tabs on Inventory
H.D. Smith is using cloud analytics software to get a better handle on its supply chain, allowing it to slice and dice inventory by profit margin and customer as well as track the shipping route of prescriptions and health and other wellness products.
Field Managers Predict Budgets to Increase for Needed Mobile Solutions, Study Says
Seventy percent of field and fleet management personnel expect budget increases for mobility over the next five years as they focus on the strategic priorities of revenue generation, operational efficiency and reducing operating costs, according to Zebra Technologies' 2015 Field Operations Vision Study.
View Technologies Unveils RFID Software Platform
View Technologies has created the inView Platform, a software framework enabling access to real-time data for items incorporating RAIN RFID (passive UHF) tags in retail, manufacturing and logistics.
Robotics? It's Still Cheaper to Do Things Manually for Most Companies. But That May Be Changing.
It has been roughly four decades since industrial robots - with mechanical arms that can be programmed to weld, paint and pick up and place objects with monotonous regularity - first began to transform assembly lines in Europe, Japan and the U.S. Yet walk the floor of any manufacturer, from metal shops to electronics factories, and you might be surprised by how many tasks are still performed by human hands - even some that could be done by machines.
Siemens CEO Says Company Will Be Carbon Neutral Worldwide by 2030
A number of major companies - from PepsiCo to Walmart to U.P.S. - have recognized that corporations have a responsibility to address the causes of climate change before it is too late. We do not have to wait for an international treaty or new regulations to act.
IOT Has Huge Implications for Distribution Operations
Industry research firm Gartner recently reported that the Internet of Things is going to impact businesses with its exponential adoption rate reaching 26 billion devices by 2020.
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