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The Accent Should Be on Carrier Program Management, Not Just on Slashing Transportation Spending
What comes to mind when you hear "transportation costs"? For many, the immediate thought will be "carrier rates". It's a valid response, but, unfortunately, it is also one that can reveal a limited point of view about the best way to manage those costs.
Air France to Get Rid of Some Cargo Freighters, Cut Workforce
Air France is phasing out its B747-400s, beginning with its three B747-400ER freighters, and closing one of its cargo centers.
In Many Parts of U.S., Amazon's Same-day Delivery Plan Said Not Ready for Prime Time
How close is Amazon to same-day delivery for most U.S. customers? Maybe not as close as we thought. While a report in May said that by the end of 2013 Amazon will have a distribution center within five miles of most major U.S. cities, a new calculation by supply-chain consultant Marc Wulfraat suggests Amazon has a lot farther to go before it can even reach 20 percent of U.S. shoppers.
Conditions, Confidence in European Freight Forwarding Market Improve
Increasing confidence in the outlook for the transport and logistics sector helped raise the overall Stifel Logistics Confidence Index 0.6 points to 53.0. This is the eighth consecutive month the index registered above the 50 threshold, indicating improving conditions in the overall European freight forwarding market.
Global Healthcare Executives Drive Supply Chain Transformation to Reach New Markets
Changing regulatory environments, new customer demands around the globe, challenges around product security and increasingly complex products are driving healthcare executives to make strategic supply chain investments, according to findings from the sixth annual UPS "Pain in the (Supply) Chain" healthcare survey, conducted by TNS. New technology investments and go-to-market models are top of mind as healthcare executives drive business and logistics transformations to meet evolving industry needs.
Graybar Opens Full-Service Branch in Columbia, Mo.
Graybar, the distributor of electrical, communications and data-networking products, and provider of related supply-chain management and logistics services, has opened a full-service branch in Columbia, Mo.
PeopleNet Partners With SafeKey for Asset, Driver Protection
PeopleNet, a provider of fleet mobility technology, has partnered with SafeKey in a service to protect shipper assets and monitor driver well-being.
time:matters Opens Station in Amsterdam for Same-Day Shipments
time:matters, a specialist in expedited logistics, has expanded its ic:kurier network for same-day shipments destined for points outside Germany, with the opening of a new international station in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Resilinc Debuts New Supply-Chain Risk-Management Service
Resilinc Corp., a vendor of support for supply-chain resiliency, has made available a new risk-management service.
U.S. Imports for July and August Indicate Busier Holiday Shopping
U.S. imports in August are the second-highest month for twenty-foot container volume in 2013, according to Zepol, a trade intelligence company. The United States imported nearly 1.61 million TEUs in August, which is 5% less than July's 1.69 million, but a half a percentage higher than August of last year.
Canada Post, Major Retailers Try Same-Day Delivery for Online Sales
Betting that consumers are willing to pay for instant gratification, Canada Post is teaming up with Wal-Mart Canada Corp., Best Buy Canada Ltd., and Indigo Books & Music Inc. in the first major Canadian rollout of same-day online shopping.
Yangtze River Express Offering Service From Shanghai to Schiphol
Chinese freighter operator Yangtze River Express has begun offering twice-weekly service from Shanghai to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in the Netherlands.
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