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As Its Top Drug Loses Patent Protection, Astra-Zeneca Revamps Supply Chain
AstraZeneca's leadership gets ready to set out on a $1.5bn cost-cutting effort, the London pharma's manufacturing operations are in the cross-hairs.
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Target Pilots Use of Robots to Keep Tabs on In-Store Inventory
Target is testing robots that track inventory on its store shelves, including shampoo and laundry detergent.
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APEX Analytix Joins With Basware for Supplier Management
APEX Analytix, a provider of services for managing work capital in global financial supply chains, has entered into a partnership with Basware, a vendor of networked purchase-to-pay (P2P) applications, electronic invoicing and financing services.
StreetScan Partners With TomTom Bridge for Roadway Inspection Vans
StreetScan has entered into a partnership with TomTom, a vendor of navigation and mapping products.
Kyocera, AT&T Unveil Ruggedized Android Devices for Mobile Workforces
Kyocera Communications Inc. has collaborated with AT&T to develop a line of ruggedized Android devices in support of AT&T Fleet Complete, provider of GPS-based tracking and management services for the transportation industry.
As Internet of Things Proliferates, Efforts to Monetize It Grow as Well
It won't be long before smart devices are as ubiquitous as smartphones are today. Wearables and home appliances like Nest's smart thermostat have already taken off with consumers.
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Shift From Airfreight to Seafreight in Perishables Shipping Said to Be Exaggerated
Isn't modal shift toward the ocean, using "hibernation technology" inside sea containers, supposed to be the scourge of the perishable air cargo industry?
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Continued M&A Activity Predicted for Logistics Services Industry
Last year was a pretty hot 12 months in the area of business mergers and acquisitions, which hit a new high of $4.3tr in deals struck.
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Despite Their Growth, Many Companies Cutting Costs Like They Were in Trouble
A large number of U.S. companies that are experiencing growth are also making moves to cut costs that are more typical of businesses in distress, according to a new Deloitte survey.
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Logility Opens Offices in Four Countries
Logility, Inc. has opened offices in Dusseldorf, Germany; Malmö, Sweden; São Paulo, Brazil, and Sydney, Australia.
DHL Launches ACE-Compliant Customs Brokerage System
DHL Global Forwarding has launched its new internal U.S. customs brokerage-management system.
MatchBack Systems Launches MatchPodium for Street Turns
MatchBack Systems, Inc. has launched MatchPodium, software for analyzing data and providing systematic street-turn options to truck-fleet and container planners.
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