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Think Tank
Global Logistics: Page 306
APL Cooperates With MOL From Japan to Thailand, Philippines
Global Freight Volumes Confirm Stagnation and Indicate Near-Term Decline
IBM is Totally Involved in Risk Analysis, Avoidance (copy 1)
IBM faced greater risk of supply disruption as sourcing activities stretched further and became more complex. No single tool gave the company the comprehensive analysis and protection it wanted, so it developed its own.
Cargo-Security App for U.S.-Canada Trade Is Enhanced
Transport Perform, a Cloud-Based Software, Gets New Version
We're Mad as Hell. Let's Shut Down the Ports.
Researching Cross-Border Logistics
Provider Fashions Portal to Control Polo's Airfreight (copy 1)
Polo Ralph Lauren is good at a lot of things, but it's international airfreight operations were clearly out of style: inefficient and costly. A transportation management solutions provider gave the fashion retailer a complete makeover.
Maersk, U.S. Navy Collaborate on Biofuel Initiative
Dow Chemical Co. Adopts a New Model for Supply-Chain Resilience (copy 1)
The company turns to a concept developed at Ohio State University to buffer itself against any number of potential disruptions that might affect customer service and the continuous flow of product.
Why Logistics Companies Need a CRM Strategy
Logistics Provider Is a Heavyweight in the Eyes of Its Client
Much of the business of Levand Steel & Supply Corp. centers around getting counterweights to the world's largest mining-equipment makers. A recent delivery, by barge, posed some unusual challenges for the 3PL.
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