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Global Logistics: Page 157
100 Great Supply Chain Partners: Soaring Together ... Successfully
Oh, sure, go on and do it by yourself. Just try to run the company without any help. Treat suppliers like you don't need them. Go on! If there's a recipe for disaster, that's probably it: acting like you don't need anybody else's cooperation, input or ideas. The reality is quite a bit different though, isn't it? No company, no supply chain, exists in a vacuum. We do rely on each other, because no one of us can do it all, successfully, by ourselves. We need partners. Ah, but which partners – which ones are right for you?
TNT Begins Flight Between Liege Hub, Tunis
TNT has launched air service between its European hub in Liege, Belgium, and the Tunisian capital of Tunis.
In Modern-Day Global Sourcing, Diversity Rules
The dynamics that have long favored China as the world's center of low-cost manufacturing are changing. And no one - not even China - seems to have a problem with that.
Grimaldi Group Enhances Med-West Africa Service
The Grimaldi Group is enhancing its Mediterranean Express Service (MEX), linking ports in the Mediterranean with West Africa.
CargoSmart Unveils Big Schedules Search Engine
CargoSmart Limited, a vendor of shipment-management software, has created Big Schedules, a sailing-schedule search platform that helps shippers and logistics service providers to manage and visualize their ocean routes.
UPS Worldwide Express Expands Network for Second Time in a Year
UPS Worldwide Express Freight has undertaken a second expansion of its service network this year.
On-time Performance in Container Trade Keeps Getting Better
Container service reliability made another steady improvement in June with the aggregate on-time performance for the three key East-West trades rising by 5.7 percentage points to extend the data-series record to 77.3 percent, according to Carrier Performance Insight, the online schedule reliability tool provided by Drewry Supply Chain Advisors.
Nobody's Home for an Online Order? No Problem
When it comes to online shopping, home isn't always where the package is.
Continued Decline Predicted for Rentals of Ocean Container Equipment
Container equipment rental rates came under renewed pressure in 2014 and by mid-2015 new dry freight pricing was at a ten-year low, whilst lease rates had fallen to an all-time low, according to the latest edition of the Container Leasing report published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
The World Relies on Trade - and Trade Relies on Transportation Management
The Transportation Software market is a large and varied market. Most researchers understate the size of this market since they focus on a few big and well-defined companies. However, there are hundreds of software and content firms in the transportation market. And amazingly, more entrants all the time.
Yusen Logistics Expands Air Freight Forwarding in Mexico
Yusen Logistics (Mexico) S.A. de C.V. has opened two new offices at the Mexico City airport.
Strategies for Meeting the 'Immediacy' Demand
Consumers' demand for ever faster service and the overall rapid pace of change in today’s markets will force companies to completely rethink their supply chains over the next few years, says Thomas Craig, president of LTD Management.
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