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Lufthansa to Pilot Use of Drones to Inspect Aircraft for Damage
Lufthansa, is teaming up with China's DJI Technology, the world's largest consumer drone company by revenue, but not in a way one might expect.
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After Shaking Up Retail, Amazon Takes on Logistics World
Drones. Trucks. Cars. Worldwide brick and mortar fulfillment centers. Delivery in 30 to 60 minutes. And, now talk about leasing cargo planes. These sound like strings of strategy planning discussions from UPS, FedEx, and the likes of other logistics companies, right.
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Logistics Industry's Improved Outlook in January Could Be Short-Lived
With a score of 45.9, the January edition of the Stifel Logistics Confidence Index has marked a monthly recovery in an otherwise gloomy tale of decline.
Cost of Ground Transportation in Canada Dropped in November From Previous Month
The total cost of ground transportation for Canadian shippers decreased by 3.4 percent in November when compared with October results, according to results published by the Canadian General Freight Index.
Projected 4.6 Percent Growth in Container Ship Capacity Is 'Slowest' Rate in More Than 25 Years
Global container ship capacity is expected to increase by 4.6 percent in 2016, the slowest growth rate in more than 25 years, giving some relief to an industry hammered by oversupply, consultancy firm Alphaliner forecast on Tuesday.
Defunct Chain Plans to Make Retail Circuit Again
Circuit City was liquidated in 2008, but there are new owners and a new plan to bring the defunct electronics chain back.
DuPont, Dow Merger Said to Be on Track Despite Bad Year in Sales
DuPont Co. is leaving behind a forgettable 2015 as it prepares for its massive merger with Dow Chemical Co.
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Reshoring to U.S. Is in Full Swing - Unless It's Declining. What to Believe?
In December, two conflicting reports were released, one by A.T. Kearney and one by the Boston Consulting Group. The A.T. Kearney report states that reshoring may be "over before it began," and the Boston Consulting Group report states that it is increasing. Why the difference in opinion and who is right?
J.R. Simplot and Logility: A Case Study
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Railroad Trade Group Touts Investment in Safety and Innovation
An ultrasonic system to locate track defects and use of unmanned aerial vehicles for inspection of track, bridge and other freight rail infrastructure are among the technologies being explored by the railroad industry, according to a report from the Association of American Railroads.
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RFID Alternative Helps Consortium Keep Up With Steel Plates Used at Construction Sites
Approximately one million steel plates are rented out for construction projects each year in the Netherlands, and keeping tabs on them is made easier by an alternative to RFID technology.
SEKO Debuts Aerospace, Aviation Industry Vertical
SEKO Logistics has created an Aerospace & Aviation industry vertical with global centers of excellence and core competencies to deliver value-added services and technology solutions for customers, and opportunities to drive cost out of their supply chains.
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