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Why Small and Mid-sized Companies Need Transportation Management Systems
Small to medium-sized shippers have a low adoption rate for transportation management systems because traditional systems cost too much and are not geared to the specific needs of smaller businesses, says J.P. Wiggins, vice president of logistics at 3Gtms.
Financial Supply Chain Application Launched by Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank has rolled out the Financial Supply Chain Manager with multi-currency and multilingual capabilities that enable clients to access receivables finance and supplier finance solutions via a central access point.
Factors Enabling Future Logistics Growth
A host of marketplace trends are driving logistics companies to offer more value-added services and to physically locate closer to customers in order to support continued growth, says John Ferguson, CEO of SCI Logistics, a major logistics provider in Canada.
SciQuest Releases New Version of Spend-Management Suite
SciQuest has released a new version of its spend-management suite.
Vanderlande Industries Launches New Storage and Retrieval System
Vanderlande Industries has launched an automated storage and retrieval system, dubbed Quickstore Microshuttle.
Initiatives to Relieve Congestion at Southern California Ports
Long waiting lines of incoming trucks at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach create an unacceptable drag on productivity, says Mike Stark, president and CEO of Pacer Distribution Services and an active member of the Harbor Trucking Association. Stark explains how adaptive appointment software could help remedy this situation.
Are Cloud Applications a Cybersecurity Threat?
To be a corporate I.T. professional today, you have to be obsessed with cybersecurity. A line on your resume should read "paranoid tendencies." Because somebody really is out to get you - or, at least, your company's proprietary information.
Infor Adds Two Companies to Partner Network
Infor has added two companies, CFO Solutions LLC and Inavista Solutions, to its partner network.
Architects Turn to Supply Chain for Feedback
Architects want a better relationship with each part of the building and construction supply chain, especially as lean practices move heavily into the commercial construction industry.
Collaboration Between Competitors to Attain Customer Goals
Competition within the supply chain industry is fierce. Internal executives, third-party providers and industry consultants all have their own special sauce strategies to navigate the twists and turns of the supply chain. Touting a company's strength is important for shareholders and marketing efforts. But value can be generated by recognizing operational deficiencies, and seeking out partner companies with complementary competencies. By this initiative, both companies capture or retain the ultimate prize - the customer. Sometimes a company's best choice for a partner is the least expected or desired - a competitor.
U.S. May Remain Top Sea Power in 2030, But China to Dominate Merchant Shipping, Report Says
Over the next 17 years or so, global trade will more than double, China will come to own roughly a quarter of the world's merchant fleet, the number of offshore wind platforms will grow a hundredfold, and the U.S. will still be the dominant naval power. So go the predictions in Global Marine Trends 2030, a collaborative effort by ship classification society Lloyd's Register, UK defense contractor QinetiQ, and the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow.
Geotab Device Prevents Unauthorized Drivers from Operating Vehicles
Geotab, a vehicle-telematics technology provider based in Oakville, Ontario, has released a Near Field Communication-based function for use with its fleet-management solution that allows users to track who is operating their vehicles. In addition, the system prevents unauthorized drivers from turning the ignition.
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