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Logistics: Page 583
Reefer, Tank Sectors Only Bright Spots in Global Leases of Container Equipment
Following markedly slow growth of just 3.5 percent in 2015 due to decreased rental demand, the global leased container equipment operating fleet is forecast to increase by little more than 1 percent in 2016, according to the latest edition of the Container Leasing Industry Annual Report 2016, published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
Toyota Opens Parts Center to Serve 27 Lexus Dealerships in Southeastern U.S.
Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. Inc. (TMS) has opened a parts distribution center in Lithia Springs, Ga., near Atlanta. Stocking approximately 43,000 Lexus parts, the facility will serve 27 Lexus dealers in the Southeast, primarily in Atlanta, as well as a five-state area that includes Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama and Tennessee.
Omnitracs Creates Critical Event Video System for Driver Training
Omnitracs LLC, a provider of fleet-management technology for transportation and logistics companies, has launched a Critical Event Video setup.
IAG Cargo Upgrades European Freight Operation
IAG Cargo has begun two new short-haul freight services. It has launched service between Madrid and Amsterdam, to enable easier access for shipments between Amsterdam and Latin America.
APL Logistics Inks New Joint Venture in Oman
APL Logistics Ltd. has entered into a joint venture with Arab Global Logistics LLC in Oman.
Crowley Launches Container Service Between Jacksonville, Costa Rica
Crowley Maritime Corp. has launched a weekly, fixed-day container-shipping service between Jacksonville, Fla. and Costa Rica.
GE Issues Data Historian for Industrial Internet Connectivity
GE Digital has made available version 7.0 of Historian, an application that connects industrial equipment from the control layer to cloud environments, natively integrated with GE's Predix platform.
As Ocean Carriers Undergo Historic Consolidation, Shippers Could See Rates Increase
The container shipping industry is undergoing a historic wave of consolidation as carriers seek to tighten supply to offset the historical drop in pricing.
New E.U. Privacy Law Will Hit Every Company Holding Europeans' Personal Data
Many Americans appear to believe that the exposure of their personal information on the internet is inevitable. But European regulators are having none of that.
RFID Helps Greek Provider Track Freight Cars on Nation's Railway
TrainOSE, Greece's rail service provider, is employing a radio frequency identification-based solution to track freight cars. While the company is still reviewing the results since the system was taken live last year, it has already determined that the technology is reducing rental costs for cars that should be returned to third-party owners.
Technology, Which Enables Sustainability, Often Has Its Own Negative Environmental Impact
While technology can improve companies' environmental, health and safety performance it can also produce a huge environmental footprint of its own.
Legislation Required Before Drone Delivery Can Really Take Off
From a technology perspective, the capabilities of drones are improving day by day - advancements in autonomous piloting, "sense and aware" technologies and increased battery life mean that delivery drones are now very much a potential for the future.
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