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Logistics: Page 861
Glut of Vessels, High Fuel Prices to Lead to Global Shipping Industry Decline, Report Says
In the coming years, the global shipping industry is expected to decline by five percent to 10 percent, according to Global Shipping Industry 2013 - Forecast, Trends and Opportunities, a report from Taiyou Research.
Meeting Customer Expectations No. 1 Logistics Objective, Survey Finds
Logistics complexity - in the form of fragmented channels, increased product variations, and consumer demand for customized solutions - has been increasing, according to a global study published by BVL International, a worldwide supply chain and logistics membership organization.
Developing the Supply Chain in E-Commerce Era
Retail has an $800bn problem, according to research firm IHL Group. That is the collective cost of inventory distortion in out-of-stocks and overstocks among retailers today, and it could increase same-store sales by 9.2 percent if completely fixed.
Samuel Shapiro & Co. Launches Corporate University
Logistics service provider Samuel Shapiro & Co. Inc. has created Shapiro University, to supply employees and customers with educational training.
Using a 3PL to Simplify Shipments to and From Mexico
Third-party logistics companies with experience in Mexico and strong partnerships with leading Mexican carriers and customs brokers can make cross-border shipping a truly seamless activity, says Dennis McCaffrey of XPO Logistics.
Datalogic Adds Voice-Picking Capability to Mobile Computers
Datalogic ADC has made available voice-picking technology for its mobile computers.
UPS Freight Opens Another Service Center in Indianapolis
UPS Freight is opening a new service center in Indianapolis, Ind.
U.K. National Health System's Extreme Procurement Strategy
A radical new blueprint for how Britain's NHS buys everything - from rubber gloves and stitches to new hips, building work, bed pans and temporary staff - has been unveiled by health minister Dan Poulter.
Recognizing Energy Saving Potential in the Supply Chain
Companies that want to reduce their carbon footprint need to pay attention to the energy they use. But at least as important - and in some cases even more so - is paying attention to the energy used by links in their supply chain.
Are Product Flows, Distribution in U.S. About to Be Radically Altered?
Remember the early days of cell phones when a new model seemed to appear every week and each one looked dramatically different? This is typical of a new product market. Initially, wildly different variants are released and tested in the market, but eventually they converge on a common core set of features. That is, a dominant design emerges from the pack that becomes the de facto standard. Is a similar process redefining logistics in the US?
Making the Case for a National Infrastructure Bank
The nation's transportation infrastructure is in dire shape.
Mobile Capability Is Key for Numerous Areas of the Supply Chain
Smith and Associates surveyed 200 respondents spanning across the electronics industry and found that 68 percent identified mobile applications as the most influential technology in the supply chain. Although some organizations are still using traditional tools in the supply chain process, more companies are now turning to smartphones, handheld computers and other mobile devices to reap the benefits of improved mobility and flexibility.
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