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Transportation & Distribution: Page 240
Industrial Real Estate Market on Fire as Companies Require More, Bigger DC, Fulfillment Centers
When the Panama Canal expansion finally debuts in Spring of 2016, it will open to a thriving market that remains hungry for new and efficient distribution center space in nearly every major U.S. market. Retailers and e-commerce companies are already investing in new and larger distribution and fulfillment centers as the U.S. supply chain evolves to meet changing consumer demand and service requirements; especially near key ports, transshipment points and large population centers.
Change Is Non-Stop in Warehouse, Distribution
In the warehouse and distribution sector, a quote from Ben Franklin resonates so true today: "When you are finished changing, you are finished." It is imperative that you stay current with trends and projections in your industry.
Big Data Analytics Is No Fad - Utilize It or Fall Behind
Companies that resist building an analytics culture will fall further behind as big data becomes more ubiquitous and continues to grow exponentially.
Railroads Might Carry Good Investment Opportunities
As an asset class, railways have a worrying history. Railway mania in Britain in the 1840s left plenty of unwary investors nursing hefty losses; that episode sits in most lists of history's biggest speculative bubbles. But the prices of shares and bonds are dauntingly high, which has stoked interest in all manner of outlandish "alternative" assets in recent years. That, along with legal changes making it easier to repossess collateral that goes clickety-clack, may soon have investors funnelling cash into locomotives, carriages and goods wagons again.
Ontario Hospitals Band Together, Outsource Logistics and Warehousing
When Shared Support Services of Southeastern Ontario went looking for a 3PL that had expertise in the healthcare industry, it found a true partner in SCI Logistics.
Chinese Yards Help Iran Build Its Merchant Marine Fleet
Iran's Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines (IRISL) has announced plans to order new 18,000 TEU (Triple-E type) container vessels from Chinese yards, according to Iran's Press TV.
The Top Challenges for Retailers in the Age of the Omnichannel
A conversation with Chuck Miller, vice president of retail with Logility.
In 2016, U.S. Seaports May See Modest Growth in Container Imports
Container volume at U.S. ports is expected to grow next year, but at a slower rate of three to four percent, down from five percent in 2015, says ratings company Moody's.
Sluggish Air Cargo Market Expected in 2016
As we draw toward a close of a volatile 2015 that saw airfreight demand skyrocket in the early months only to cool down and stagnate for much of the rest of the year, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) is predicting continued sluggishness for most of 2016, thanks to continued weak growth in world trade, a slowdown in China, falling commodity prices, and an expected interest rate hike in the United States.
WTO Ruling Feeds Canada's Ability to Levy Huge Tariffs on U.S. Beef
Canada is prepared to impose retaliatory tariffs against U.S. beef imports after the World Trade Organization sided with Canada and Mexico in a trade battle over meat-labeling rules.
Extending the Life of Your Warehouse Management System
By using adaptive software tools, you not only can lengthen the life of your existing WMS products, including legacy systems and systems no longer supported, you now can have all kinds of new functionality at your fingertips.
A Dose of Reality: U.S. Army Revamps the Forecast to Reflect Actual Demand
Inspired by practices in the private sector, the Army Materiel Command division embraces the concept of integrated business planning - and ends up saving billions of dollars in inventory expense.
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