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Reverse Logistics: Page 44
UPS Expands Parts Network in China; Partners With Honeywell on Handhelds
The Real Meaning of Supply Chain Management
It's not just about logistics and purchasing. The supply chain consists of a broad network of partners who interact at every level of their organizations, says Douglas M. Lambert, director of the Global Supply Chain Forum at Ohio State University.
Fear, Greed and Other Positive Emotions
The Changing World of Port Operations
Recession, congestion and the development of alternative gateways are among the factors causing ports and carriers to rethink how they handle international freight with maximum efficiency.
Motorola Sets Up Take-Back Recycling Program for Mobile Units
Companies Shift Supply Chain Strategies To Cope With Recession, Prepare for Recovery
If It's Worth Doing, It's Worth Measuring
Horizon Logistics Debuts 3V Distribution Services
Descartes Teams With Chinese Entity on Logistics Information Management
LeanLogistics Launches GreenLanes Program
Hackett Named Global Implementer of Learn.com's Offering
Sustainable Product Design Demands New Capabilities
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