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Transportation Management: Page 83
CaroTrans Launches Atlanta-Nhava Sheva Service in Response to Market Demand
CaroTrans, a global non-vessel operating common carrier and ocean freight consolidator, has begun a direct, weekly LCL service from Atlanta to Nhava Sheva, India to address increased demand from the U.S. Southeast and Gulf regions.
Southwest Airlines Prepares to Haul International Cargo
Southwest Airlines will haul cargo on international flights for the first time one year from now, according to Wally Devereaux, senior director of cargo and charters.
Big Trucks Will Have to Get Cleaner - And Industry Is Fine With That
Federal regulators are mandating drastic reductions in emissions from heavy-duty trucks over the next 10 years. And truck manufacturers and big shippers alike are applauding the move.
Real Time Freight Visibility That Saves Time & Money
Challenge: Holding contracts with over 5,000 carriers that handle a range of brokered and high-value loads, the company tracked loads by making time-consuming, inaccurate and ineffective driver check calls, then manually entered location and status updates for customers.
The New Age of Supply Chain Technology
A conversation with industry experts on the latest technological advances in supply-chain processes, supported by new and developing applications in transportation and warehouse management.
Finding a TMS that Will Deliver Value Today and in the Future
A lot of companies will acquire transportation management systems over the next few years, according to recent market reports. Transparency Market Research predicts a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.20 percent for the global TMS market (2014- 2022), while Credence Research projects a 13.1 percent CAGR (2015-2022). Both expect global sales to reach an annual value of $19.2bn by the end of the forecast period, with North America continuing to dominate.
Webinar Oct. 20 Explores Maximizing Use of Parcel in Transportation Management
The explosion of e-commerce and omnichannel fulfillment is resulting in expanded use of parcel by shippers. How the parcel industry has changed to meet the needs of today's supply chains, and how shippers can maximize parcel in their transportation plans is the topic of SupplyChainBrain's webinar Thursday, Oct. 20, 2016, at 1 p.m. ET.
If Drones Aren't Answer to Last-Mile Delivery, Maybe Robotics Is
A drone alone can't make "last-mile" home delivery scale. But robots can.
Hanjin Failure Leaves Thousands of Containers, Chassis Stranded at L.A., Long Beach Ports
The Hanjin bankruptcy has created a shortage of chassis in Southern California at the busiest time of year for many shippers and their truckers.
Inttra Partners With NaviTrans for Ocean Shipping Management
Inttra, provider of an electronic marketplace for ocean shipping, has entered into a partnership with NaviTrans.
SAP, UPS Integrate 3D Printing, Logistics Network
SAP SE has agreed to integrate its supply-chain software with the logistics network and 3D printing technology of UPS.
Ocean Transportation Remains 'Too Manual, Inefficient and Opaque'
While sensor-laden containers, smart ships and 3D printing have grabbed the headlines, the start-ups making the biggest inroads are those working on something more basic - streamlining the interaction between shippers, freight forwarders and those actually transporting the goods.
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