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The Retail CIO's Impossible Job of Making Everybody Happy
Why is it that the same retailers who will replace a finance clerk's desktop like clockwork every four years will let their POS linger for eight, nine, 10 or more years? Why is it that data centers can be consolidated and servers can be virtualized but e-commerce still operates as a separate channel? The answer is simple: politics.
APL Logistics Debuts Racks for Moving Finished Vehicles
APL Logistics has introduced AutoDirect, a service that uses flexible, secure racks to transport finished vehicles from door to door.
Can Chinese Companies Compete on a Global Playing Field?
Synchronet Intermodal Extends Street-Turn Guide to BCOs and NVOs
Synchronet Intermodal Services Inc. (SIS) has expanded its North American street-turn service to include both beneficial cargo owners (BCOs) and non-vessel operating common carriers (NVOs).
DHL Express Achieves ISO Certification at All Facilities in Americas
DHL Express has obtained a multi-site quality-management certification from the International Standards Organization (ISO).
Truckload Rates Hold Steady in August, Intermodal Linehaul Rates Rise in Same Period
Truckload pricing remained constant from July to August according to the Cass Truckload Linehaul Index, which for the second month in a row registered a value of 109.5. On a year-over-year basis, truckload rates are up 1.0 percent. After seeing substantial year-over-year growth rates last year and early in 2012, truckload pricing has continued to see its rate of growth move down over the last few months, according to Avondale Partners' recent report.
Webgistix Opens Distribution Centers in U.K., Switzerland
Webgistix Corp., a vendor of software tools for electronic commerce order fulfillment, has opened distribution centers in Bedford, U.K. and Zurich, Switzerland.
Damco Moving Headquarters to The Hague, Netherlands
Global freight forwarder and logistics provider Damco is moving its headquarters from Copenhagen, Denmark to The Hague, Netherlands. The move, which should be completed in first quarter 2013, brings Damco closer to the heart of the European logistics community and supports its strategy to become a Top Five industry player in the years to come.
Understanding Independent Distributor Certifications and Anti-Counterfeiting
Quality management systems are at the core of every set of critical business processes, and essential among these are anti-counterfeit strategies. Recently, industry headlines have been replete with analyst and government reports documenting the pervasiveness of counterfeit product in supply chains. Rather than a new problem though, counterfeit criminal activity is as old as business itself, and with this history comes an equally long history of anti-counterfeit strategies and risk management practices.
CSX, UP Execs Join Chorus of Railroad Chiefs Who Are Pessimistic About Holiday Shipments
Executives of some top U.S. railroads provided a dim outlook for peak autumn shipping season - the time when retailers traditionally stock up in advance of the holidays - saying that the economy clearly has slowed.
The ABCs of Total Landed Cost Modeling
Mike Jones, president of St. Onge Co., explains the value of total landed cost modeling, and how it's affecting decisions to offshore manufacturing activities.
Inchcape Shipping Services Opens Office in Alaska
Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS), a global provider of maritime services, has opened a new office in Dutch Harbor, AK.
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