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Managing Logistics: Can One 3PL Do It All?
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Epicor Updates Eagle Software; Offers Mobile Analyzer for Distributors
Epicor Software Corp. has released a new version of Epicor Eagle, the company's business-management software for small to medium-sized retailers.
Oracle Offers In-Memory Apps for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
Oracle Corp. has made available In-Memory Applications for its JD Edwards Enterprise One suite of software.
Nordstrom Says It's No Longer Tracking Customers Via Cellphones; Other Retailers Continue Trial
Eight months into a controversial customer-tracking mobile trial, Nordstrom has halted the effort. Although Nordstrom took a lot of criticism for the mostly misunderstood program from consumer media, it's not clear whether the project ended as a result of the criticism or the trial had simply run its course.
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Logistics Revenues Top Pre-recession Levels, But Profitability Lags, Report Says
A report by Transport Intelligence entitled Global Transport and Logistics Financial Analysis 2013 reveals the winners and losers in the global logistics industry over what has been a tempestuous six-year period.
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Tracing the Food Supply Chain From Farm to Fork
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How Kimberly-Clark Uses Freight Market Intelligence
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Are You Really Doing Inventory Optimization?
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Extra Logistics Launches Web-Based Booking for Ocean and Air Freight
Extra Logistics LLC, an international provider of logistics and freight-forwarding services, has launched Web-based ocean and air-freight booking services.
Fashion Retailer Rolls Out RFID in More Than 50 Stores in Europe, North America
One well-known and highly respected high-end fashion retailer provides a good example of an end-to-end RFID implementation. They have more than 50 stores across Europe and North America, offering a wide assortment of high-end men's and women's fashion clothing.
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Industrial Estates Key to Thailand Becoming Major Global Manufacturer
A country of only 66 million people doesn't become the 17th-largest global manufacturer without careful planning. Thailand is the second-largest producer of light pick-up trucks. Carefully constructed strategies along with tangible incentives created this robust manufacturing economy.
Can Index-Linked Contracts Bring Sanity to the Liner Trades?
On October 13, 2011, the Federal Maritime Commission launched a rulemaking that proposed to allow rate levels within oceangoing service contracts to be linked to industry freight indices. Some carriers and shippers had pushed for the change in hopes of achieving greater rate stability in the notoriously uncertain liner trades.
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