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Distracted Driving in the Transportation Sector
Saudia Cargo Unveils New Product for Pharma; Launches Freighter to Doha
Saudia Airlines Cargo has introduced a new product for the movement of temperature-controlled pharmaceuticals.
Start-up Focuses on LNG Supply, Logistics Services for Remote Operations in Northeast Canada
Stolt-Nielsen Gas (SNG), SunLNG Holding (SunLNG) and LNGaz have teamed up to provide natural gas to remote mining operations and other industrial customers in northeast Canada at a lower cost than diesel and residual fuel oil, which are the primary energy sources today.
Workflow Automation Could Help You Find Cost Savings in Outsourcing
A recent TAKE Supply Chain survey indicated that the primary reason companies choose to outsource some or all of their manufacturing or distribution activities is cost reduction. This was the number one reason chosen by 61 percent of survey respondents across all global regions. However, a frequent issue faced by companies after the outsourcing project goes live is that they're not achieving their expected cost savings. Two common causes for this disconnect are vague contract terms or metrics, and manual processes.
Improving the Healthcare Supply Chain Through Guidelines
"There are some horrible working conditions; kids as young as seven making surgical instruments; people losing limbs. It's horrendous," says Mahmoud Bhutta, consultant surgeon and founder of the British Medical Association's (BMA) Medical Fair and Ethical Trade Group, established in 2007. "Many of the companies [which supply the NHS] have been burying their heads in the sand."
E-commerce Drives Top, Bottom Line for B2B Companies, Study Shows
Companies achieved impressive financial success attributable to their e-commerce implementations, according to a Forrester Consulting study commissioned by EPiServer, a software provider for digital marketing solutions.
Tanker Fire Highlights Accident-prone Nature of Shipping in Energy Industry
When DWT tanker Shoko Maru caught on fire recently it was described as one of the worst accidents in energy shipping in the past decade. And a recent study shows that product tankers are considered the most accident-prone shipping types, followed by LPG tankers.
The Post-Modern Supply Chain: Connecting the Dots in the Age of Digital Disruption
You don't have to look too far, or listen too intently, to detect signs of digital disruption these days. We're in the midst of a veritable eruption of disruption, taking place across the business landscape and radically reshaping everything from customer interactions to internal processes to extended supply chains. Needless to say, it's far better to be the disrupter than one of the rudely disrupted.
Could Natural Gas Enable Longer Intermodal Shipments?
The lower cost of fuel for natural gas-powered highway tractors compared to their diesel-fired brethren could make it more profitable for trucking companies to engage in longer lengths of haul for intermodal shipments.
RFID Helps Taiwanese Alcoholic-Beverage Producer Protect Its Line of Goods
Taiwan Tobacco & Liquor Corp. (TTL) has deployed a radio frequency identification solution to ensure its products' authenticity, and to track the goods through its supply chain.
AA Cargo Adds Seasonal Widebody Capacity in Europe Service
American Airlines Cargo has beefed up its Europe service to accommodate seasonal requirements.
Swisslog Healthcare Launches Nexus System-Control App
Swisslog Healthcare Solutions, a provider of systems for hospital automation, has launched the Nexus System Control Software for TransLogic Pneumatic Tube Systems (PTS).
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