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Globalization of the Lead Logistics Provider Model
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Driving Innovation in 3PL Relationships
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Europe's CO3 Project: Collaboration Concepts for Co-Modality
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Rockfarm Acquires RT&T's Truckload Brokerage Division
Rockfarm Supply Chain Solutions has acquired the truckload brokerage division of RT&T.
Infor Issues New Version of Advanced Scheduling App
Infor has released version 5.5 of Infor Advanced Scheduling for process and complex manufacturing.
How Delphi Automotive Got Real With Its Suppliers
"New business reality." That's an apt way to describe the position of any company that has just emerged from four years of reorganization under Chapter 11 of U.S. bankruptcy law. And it's precisely the challenge that Delphi Automotive faced back in 2009, when it sought to reinvent itself and shore up relations with an army of suppliers.
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Factors Driving Intermodal Growth
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Making the Supply Chain a Better Career Path for Women
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Continuing to Add Logistics Value in a Commodity-centric Environment
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Logistics Real Estate Demand Increase Predicted Over Next Two Years
European occupier appetite for industrial and logistics property is expected to rise significantly in the next two years, according to a survey of senior property investors, developers and occupiers conducted by CBRE.
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Vintner Uses RFID Technology to Prevent Counterfeiting of Its Costly Wines
Fine wines are vulnerable to counterfeiting or fraud, in large part due to their high value. A single bottle of French Bordeaux, from Chateau Le Pin, averages $3,000 and can be priced at up to $10,000 or more, making the trafficking of forgeries lucrative for counterfeiters. Photocopied labels, for example, can be attached to bottles of counterfeit wine, which can then end up being sold to consumers"”often at auctions, or at any weak link along the supply chain.
Your Reverse Logistics Strategy May Not Be So Successful if You Try It Internationally
The successful reverse logistics process that works domestically may not translate if you try to take it international. When you cross borders, especially international borders, there are a host of issues and risks, which you need to consider and mitigate.
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