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All Logistics: Page 422
Balancing Robustness and Flexibility in Transportation Networks
Can both levers be coordinated to create the right level of resilience despite unforeseen changes in the environment, such as lead time delays, demand fluctuations or network failures?
Where the 3PL Action Is: A Scan of Logistics Providers & Services Worldwide
Europe continues to fluctuate in and out of recession with ongoing economic austerity which is negatively impacting its output. Based upon its 2012 regional revenue, Armstrong & Associates estimates that 3PLs operating in Europe have penetrated 23 percent of the total potential market, so the trend to outsource logistics functions to 3PLs continues to provide for growth over and above the overall economy. The best European-based 3PLs have made acquisitions to globalize their operations and participate in developing markets with higher rates of growth.
How Logistics Helps Whirlpool Stay Competitive
We speak incessantly about the impact of "consumer demand" on manufacturers' supply chains. But do we really understand what that term means?
Phone Accessories Provider Hangs Up on Stodgy Distribution
A designer and developer of colorful cases and covers for cell phones and other wireless devices found that its warehousing and distribution model was old hat. A new logistics services partner brought a new look to things.
Leveraging Lessons Learned in Helping the Victims of Superstorm Sandy
In October 2012, the American Logistics Aid Network used its extensive network of supply chain management professionals to help victims of one of the nation's most devastating hurricanes. The lessons learned there have continuing applicability.
Southeastern Freight Lines Opens Texas Service Center
Southeastern Freight Lines, a provider of regional less-than-truckload (LTL) services, has opened a service center in Orange, Tex.
Syncron Enhances Inventory-Management Software
Syncron has updated its inventory-management software, which now offers expanded master data-management functionality.
The Role of Warehouse Management Systems in an Omnichannel Market
The right warehouse management system can help companies execute on the heightened service demands of omnichannel retailing. Chuck Fuerst, director of product strategy at HighJump Software, explains which features and capabilities are necessary and how the technology is evolving.
Despite Political Tension, March Saw U.S. Imports from Russia Increase
Although tensions are high between the United States and Russia trade has remained consistent. Despite threats of trade sanctions by the United States, U.S. vessel imports from Russia have remained steady. TEUs (twenty-foot container) imports from Russia in March were actually up from February and totaled over 3,000 TEUs. So far in April, imports from Russia have still been consistent to the average volume of the past few months.
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Saudia Cargo Upgrades Shanghai Service With 747-8 Freighter
Saudi Airlines Cargo has upgraded its Shanghai service with the addition of a Boeing 747-8 freighter.
UPS Enhances Operations in Three North American Markets
UPS has enhanced facilities in three North American markets, with expanded locations in Calgary, Alberta; Hebron, Ky., and Mira Loma, Calif.
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