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All Technology: Page 402
Abundant Supply of Shale Oil Not Expected to Slow Continued Pumping
The United States has enough shale gas to supply the surge of recently announced petrochemical expansions and, despite anemic prices, producers have no plans to stop pumping as long as demand exists, a Southwestern Energy executive said Thursday.
A Look at Dimensional Weight Billing
A 25-Year Retrospective on 3PL Research
Opera Company in Taiwan Uses RFID Technology to Track Equipment
Taiwan's GuoGuang Opera Co. has deployed an RFID system from EPC Solutions Taiwan to help track the locations and distribution of thousands of costumes and accessories stored within its warehouse.
There's More Talk About IoT's Benefit to Supply Chains Than Actually Being Realized
Innovations such as robotics and automation have paved the way for more efficient, productive and intelligent industrial operations. And with these technological advancements comes the increasingly pervasive Internet of Things (IoT), which delivers increased data and sharing communication that Microsoft estimates could lead to $90bn in added value for manufacturers annually.
Small-business Owners Upbeat About Sales Potential Heading Into Holiday Season, Study Says
Sixty-eight percent of small-business owners surveyed recently expressed optimism for the upcoming holiday season as retail sales are poised to increase nationwide.
Fleet Management in Latin America Finally Moves Beyond Security Concerns
Compared to other regions, telematics in Latin America has historically been more focused on risk management. However, some markets like Brazil are beginning to mature while other new markets like Chile, Colombia, Peru and others are not as focused on security, proving that fleet management in Latin America is finally moving to other applications.
New Ideas in Supplier Risk Management
Cutting-Edge Tech Trends in the Supply Chain
Goods-to-Person Automation: The Basics
The Internet of Things May Be the Next Great 'Transformation' in Business
The Internet of Things (IoT) may be more significant in reshaping the competitive landscape than the arrival of the Internet. Its productivity potential is so powerful it will deliver a new era of prosperity.
Big Data Is Just 'Big Noise' to 96 Percent of Mid-sized Manufacturers
A recent survey shows a clear disconnect between large manufacturing companies and mid-sized ones when it comes to so-called Big Data, with 96.3 percent of the latter finding the phenomenon to be either difficult to understand or only somewhat understandable.
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