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Technology: Page 692
Why the Last Mile is a First Priority for Today's Retailers
The "last mile" is a telecom term for delivering telephone, cable or internet services to the customer's location. With the most connections to make, it's the bottleneck of the system. It's also the most expensive and difficult to upgrade.
SpiceJet Uses RFID Tech to Automate Check-in at Airport
The Indian airline's new system, installed this summer at Hyderabad Airport, enables passengers to automatically receive a boarding pass as soon as they arrive at the airport, or to tap their phone against an RFID-tagged sign to access that pass.
Administration Rolls Out New Fuel-Economy Standards for Trucks
The Obama administration has finalized new fuel-economy standards for large trucks, buses and other heavy-duty vehicles, the latest in a series of efforts aimed at slashing greenhouse gas emissions and weaning the nation from its dependence on fossil fuels.
Explaining the Widening U.S. Trade Deficit
The U.S. trade deficit is continuing to decline - but don't blame imports for the widening gap.
Leading Snack Manufacturer Achieves Integrated Business Planning With OMP Plus
Challenge: A leading international snack manufacturer was faced with varying business processes and multiple planning/scheduling systems resulting in slow customer response times, lost sales and high working capital.
Yusen Logistics Sets up Temp-Controlled D.C. in Cambodia
Yusen Logistics (Cambodia) Co., Ltd. has established a temperature-controlled distribution center in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Dematic Unveils Modular Sort System for Production, Distribution
Dematic, a supplier of automated technology, software and services for material handling, has introduced the Modular Sort System.
Labelmaster Creates Anti-Static Drum Labels
Labelmaster has developed anti-static drum labels to reduce the risk of labeling hazardous materials.
The New Kids on the Supply Chain Block
The discrete manufacturing industry is entering a new era. Major technological advancements have inspired innovations right through the supply chain, from robotics to 3D printing, automation to autonomous cars. This has exponentially expanded the choices available to consumers, both in the range and selection of products and sellers, but also in their ability to dictate when and where they purchase and receive their goods. The customer is now in charge.
Slowdown Seen in Crude Oil Shipping
A steep rise in refinery capacity in the Middle East, the world's crude oil production hub, will diminish oil trade growth and with it prospects for tanker shipping, according to the latest edition of the Tanker Forecaster, published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
Airfeight Trade Group Demands Immediate Lithium-Battery Regulation and Enforcement
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is tired of waiting for regulation and is turning up the heat on the lithium battery issue. Lack of regulation and enforcement in the lithium-ion battery supply chain poses serious security threats, IATA warned in a letter to Ministers of Trade, Industry and Transport, and Directors of Civil Aviation of the world's largest lithium battery manufacturing and export countries.
U.S. Intelligence Officials to Inform Some Companies of Cyber-threats Suppliers May Pose
U.S. intelligence officials are planning to provide information including classified threat reports to companies about the risks of hacking and other crimes tied to the supplies and services they buy.
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