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Global Trade Management: Page 139
Notes From the Oracle Value Chain Summit
Some random themes and thoughts to emerge from Oracle Corp.'s Value Chain Summit in San Jose, Calif. last week:
Overcoming Deadlock Through Trade Integration
After more than two decades of development, cross-strait economic and trade ties between Taiwan and the mainland are undergoing a transition. Likewise, China's economy has also entered a transitional phase.
U.S. Container Imports in 2013 Reportedly the Highest in Six Years
U.S. vessel imports were up 3.7 percent from 2012, which totaled over 18.2 million TEUs (twenty-foot containers) brought into the United States last year. U.S. imports in 2013 started off at a slow start but ended with a surprising and unexpected surge from July through December. Annual TEUs haven't been this high since 2007, which is a good sign for a strong recession rebound in the U.S. trade industry. So far in 2014, the first three weeks of imports in January are already 5.2 percent higher than the same time last year.
Why Data Warehousing Needs to Be in the Cloud
Batten Down the Hatches: New Trade Regs Are on the Way
Is trade compliance nothing but a headache? Or can it be good for business?
CMA CGM Group Announces Cooperation Pact on Asia-Indian Subcontinent Route
The CMA CGM Group is launching a space-sharing agreement with container-carrying partners Maersk Line, APL and OOCL on three services from the Far East to the Indian Subcontinent, starting in February of 2014.
When Implementing Global TMS, the World Isn't So Small, After All
Reducing Global Risks Through Cloud Computing
As companies go global in their operations, they need new solutions for managing risk that can traverse countries and link in thousands of worldwide suppliers. Cloud is coming to the rescue where internal systems can't. Here are three cloud supply chain niche solutions that are gaining traction, and why.
How Health Care Industry Changes Are Impacting the Supply Chain
Become a Peer Voter in Gartner's 2014 Supply Chain Top 25 Ranking
Gartner's 10th Annual Supply Chain Top 25 is an annual ranking that calls out large manufacturers and retailers from the Fortune Global 500 and the Forbes Global 2000 who display superior supply chain performance, capabilities and leadership of the best supply chains. And you can join a Peer Panel that ranks the companies.
Choosing an In-Country Logistics Provider
Training Future Air Cargo Managers
The air cargo industry must act to fulfill the educational needs of the next generation of managers for the worldwide airfreight industry, according to the results of a two-year research project.
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