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CMA CGM Group to Launch Asia Southern Red Sea Express Service
The CMA CGM is launching a new Asia Southern Red Sea Express (REX3) service.
In Early 2013, Airfreight Markets Continue to See Strengthening in Demand
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data for global airfreight markets in February showing a 2.9 percent increase in demand compared to February 2013. The first two months of 2014 have seen an overall 3.6 percent improvement in demand over the previous year. This continues the strengthening in cargo markets which began in the second half of 2013.
Obstacles Impede China's Efforts to Build Successful Domestic Aircraft Industry, Study Finds
China's investment of billions of dollars in a domestic commercial aviation industry has yet to result in a commercially viable aircraft and is unlikely to do so for the foreseeable future, according to a new RAND Corporation study.
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Same-Day Delivery Is Going to Be Big - Some Day
Same-day delivery of items ordered online or from stores is an irresistible idea. Now if retailers could only figure out how to make it work.
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It's Music to My Ears
Challenge: The customer manufactures and distributes products for musical instruments globally and wanted faster and more accurate processing of their orders. Their goal was to accomplish these goals by using the existing footprint of their current warehouse. ScottTech was engaged to engineer and integrate an automated warehouse control system.
Wavelink Unveils New Version of Mobility-Management Software
Wavelink has developed a new version of Avalanche, its mobility-management software.
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McLeod Software to Integrate ALK Maps, PC-MILER Web Services
The ALK Maps and PC-MILER Web Services products of ALK Technologies Inc. will be integrated with McLeod Software's Load Master and PowerBroker.
Wait a Sec - There Are Things to Consider Before Deciding to Re-shore Operations
The past couple of decades have been marked by a stream of organizations shifting operations abroad, lured by the promise of cheap labor and production. However, this dynamic is changing amidst rising costs and an increasingly complex global supply chain. Now, the trend is to at least consider re-shoring.
BMW's South Carolina Plant to Be Automaker's Biggest in the World
Add Spartanburg, S.C., to the list of manufacturing hotspots. That's where BMW AG last week announced it will invest $1bn to build the equivalent of a new factory to its already formidable U.S. production site. Following the expansion, BMW's U.S. complex will become the automaker's biggest, larger than any it operates in Germany, its home.
Automobiles being manufactured.
Emirates SkyCargo Readies Move to Dubai 'Aerotropolis'
The airfreight operations of Emirates Airlines is on track for its move to Dubai World Central (DWC) with the first phase of the building being finished.
A Life in Supply Chain: Joe Andraski
Every business has its rock stars. In the world of supply chain, you might call Joseph C. Andraski the lead singer.
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PeopleNet's Vusion Launches MPG Analytics Dashboard
Vusion, a division of PeopleNet, has launched its MPG Analytics Dashboard.
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