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Putting a Stop to Contaminated Product From China
Will we ever cut off the flow of contaminated product from China and other offshore manufacturing sites?
Smart Manufacturing and the Factory of the Future
Scalable Platform for the Evolving Warehouse
Challenge: Many companies have a variety of distribution centers or warehouses within their own networks and extended networks. For some of these, the scale of operations, functionality requirements or available resources may not justify using a traditional WMS, yet a subset of capabilities would enhance proficiency and control.
Bulk Chemical Production Expected to Fuel Industrial Energy Consumption Increases for Next 25 Years
The U.S. Energy Information Administration's annual energy outlook - which was released earlier this spring - anticipated that the industrial sector's energy demand would outpace all other sectors through 2040, and a just-released EIA report projected that bulk chemicals would account for a "large portion of both consumption and anticipated growth," with the value of chemical shipments increasing from $288bn in 2013 to $429bn in 2025.
Tanker Operators Tie Their Prosperity to Decreased Shale Oil Production, Boost in Oil Imports
How much U.S. shale oil production is taken out of service will be a key driver of future tanker shipping earnings, according to the latest edition of the Tanker Forecaster, published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
Automotive Parts Company Moves to Daily Store Fulfillment
Challenge: A leading automotive parts retailer, with more than 3,000 stores in the U.S., wanted to quickly develop their B2B channel while simultaneously growing their traditional retail channel. But their operations would have to adapt to meet the higher service level that B2B customers require.
MercuryGate Launches Multimodal Global Freight Rate Index
MercuryGate International Inc., a provider of cloud-based transportation-management system (TMS) software, has launched RateFriend, a freight index providing global rate data for road, air, ocean, rail and intermodal transportation.
SeaLand Adds North Atlantic Express to Latin America Service
SeaLand, an arm of the Maersk Group providing intra-Americas ocean carriage, has added the North Atlantic Express (NAE) service to its north-south network.
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DCs Are Best Line of Defense for Driving Omnichannel Profits, Satisfying Customers
Online retailers have raised the bar for convenience and fast delivery - and brick-and-mortar retailers are scrambling to keep up. To speed order fulfillment, they are shipping from stores that are closest to customers. To build on their strengths, they are focusing on the in-store customer experience. And to bring more online shoppers into stores, they are providing Buy Online, Pick Up In-Store (BOPUS) options. At the same time, they are rapidly investing in additional inventory and store labor to stay competitive.
Fleetmatics Group Unveils New Routing-Optimization Tool
Fleetmatics Group, a provider of mobile workforce applications delivered under a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, has developed Fleetmatics Routist, an intelligent routing-optimization tool.
CMA CGM Launching New Container Service Between North America, North Europe
The CMA CGM group is launching a new container-shipping service between North America and North Europe, as of the end of May 2015.
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