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Technology: Page 705
Cargo Flights Between U.S., Cuba Could Start Later This Year
Tentative approval for scheduled airline services from 10 U.S. cities to Cuba may have implications for air cargo movement between the two countries.
Air Canada Cargo Uses RFID Technology to Track Movement of Containers
Radio frequency identification (RFID) is hardly a cutting-edge technology. The system of scanning and identifying objects through the use of radio waves has roots that reach back to World War II. Since then, it's been used in countless tracking systems to monitor the movement of trucks and goods.
ArrowStream Enhances OnDemand Platform for Food Supply Management
ArrowStream has enhanced its OnDemand platform for foodservice supply chains.
Damco Issues Supply-Chain Orchestrator Program
Damco, a global third-party logistics provider, has developed the Supply Chain Orchestrator program.
GS1 US Issues Product Images Guideline for Retail Grocery; Integrates Tools for Data Hub
GS1 US has released a new guideline to provide retail grocery trading partners with a resource for standardizing image capture, naming and sharing.
M&A Activity in First Half of 2016 'Way Down' from Last Year's Second Half
Mergers and acquisitions activity in the first half of 2016 fell by 26.6 percent compared to the same period last year, and the decline was a whopping 66.8 percent when compared to the second half of 2015, data compiled by Mergermarket showed.
Lufthansa Cargo, ANA Extend Joint Venture in Europe
Lufthansa Cargo and All Nippon Airways (ANA) are extending their joint venture to combine Lufthansa's entire European feeder network with direct flights of both carriers.
Trade Tech, Advent Team Up to Aid Compliance With New Rules on Container Weighing
Trade Tech has partnered with Advent Intermodal Solutions to help truckers meet delivery schedules in light of the new container-weighing rules issued by the International Convention on the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS).
Scandit Launches Platform for Mobile Data Capture
Scandit, a developer of software-based barcode-scanning technology for smartphones, tablets and wearable devices, has launched Scandit Flow.
Cargobase Unveils Collaborative Shipment Dashboard
Cargobase, an online platform for ad hoc freight booking, has launched a collaborative shipment dashboard.
How Cloud Can Be Supplied to Human Resources Now
Born two or three years after the invention of the World Wide Web, and just 12 or 13 years old when the invention of the smartphone changed everything, the latest cohort of millennials just graduated from college last spring. Now they are entering the workforce, where they will be joining their "digital native" predecessors, who already make up more than half of the workforce. And they are even more immersed in the technology and culture of the internet than their forerunners were.
Hyundai Heavy Industries Brings Internet of Things to Shipbuilding
South Korean shipbuilding giant Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has signed a memorandum of understanding to develop Internet of Things applications for ships with SK Shipping, Intel, Microsoft, the Ulsan Center for Creative Economy & Innovation (UCCEI) and the Daejeon Center for Creative Economy & Innovation (DCCEI).
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