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Patent Granted on RFID Tag-Location Information Technology
RF Controls LLC, a provider of radio frequency identification smart antenna hardware and software, has received a foundational patent for its technology capable of tracking UHF passive RFID tags with accuracy within 12 inches.
'City of Pharma' Hub Unveiled by CEVA Logistics in Italy
CEVA Logistics, a supply chain company, announced the official opening of the City of Pharma in Italy. The hub, which covers an area of 20,000 square meters, is strategically located in Stradella, in the province of Pavia and is fully dedicated to the warehousing and handling of products destined for healthcare distribution channels.
Ensuring the 'Last Mile' in Customer Satisfaction
We live in a world rife with the daily experience (and expectation) of instant gratification. Nowhere is that demand greater than in the relationship between a business and its suppliers. From a delayed order confirmation email, to a missed delivery time, to a damaged or incorrect order"”these are the make-or-break occurrences that represent the distinction between happy customers and a suddenly precarious customer-supplier dynamic.
Asia-Europe Rates Likely to Take Hit as More Ultra-Large Container Vessels Are Launched
The deliveries of new ultra-large container ships that are scheduled later this year will further depress Asia-Europe freight rates unless carriers make more radical changes, Drewry Shipping Consultants report.
Weather Partly Accounts for 16-Percent Decline in April Spot Truckload Freight Volume
Spot market freight volumes declined 16 percent in April compared to April 2012, according to the DAT North American Freight Index. Year-over-year declines in volume were seen across all equipment types: van load volume declined 20 percent, refrigerated ("reefer") loads slipped 10 percent, and flatbed freight dropped 15 percent.
U.S. Retail Import Growth Expected to Slow Significantly During Summer Months
Import volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to increase 3.3 percent in May over the same month last year, but growth could trickle to a standstill by the end of the summer, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
Automated Storage Movement Increased by British Manufacturers
Britain's manufacturing companies are driving a trend towards greater use of automated storage and handling systems. That is the view of Steve Richmond, director of Jungheinrich UK, systems and projects division.
EU Proposal Rejected by Dairy Industry
EU proposals to return to the days of supply chain management following the abolition of milk quotas in 2015 have been fiercely rejected by the dairy industry.
Basware Releases New Products for Analytics, Commerce Network
Basware, a provider of electronic invoicing and purchase-to-pay technology, has released several new products.
RFID Helps Delta Air Lines Keep Track of Oxygen Generator Equipment
Delta Air Lines is employing radio frequency identification technology to improve the visibility of oxygen generators installed within its aircraft in an effort reduce the amount of waste associated with discarding generators, as well as the time required to check the devices' expiration dates.
Selectica Issues New Version of Contract Lifecycle Management App
Selectica, a vendor of contract lifecycle management software, has made available its latest release.
Status, Perception of Women Changes in Chinese Manufacturing
In Guangdong province, where nearly 30 percent of China's exports are made, women usually far outnumber men on labour-intensive production lines. Rural women are hired for their supposed docility, nimble fingers and attention to mind-numbing detail. But in recent years Guangdong's workforce has changed.
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