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Maker of High-value Baseball Bats Uses RFID to Ensure Products Get to Intended Retaile
Sporting goods company DeMarini Sports is employing radio frequency identification technology to track its baseball and softball bats, thereby ensuring the integrity of the supply chain for its high-value products.
Regular Supply Chain Audits Recommended, But Value of Some Assessments May Be Questionable
As a company's supply chain grows, so does its exposure to risk. Experts recommend that companies periodically audit their supply chains to identify vulnerable links, but the value that such audits actually deliver is up for debate, for a variety of reasons.
"K" Line Sets Up Shipping and Logistics Unit in Dubai
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. ("K" Line) has established a new operation in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Allianz Global Launches North American Logistics Unit
Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty is launching a dedicated transportation and logistics unit in North America.
Lojistic Offers Audisee, Free Parcel-Audit Web Tool
Lojistic, a provider of software for managing transportation costs, has developed Audisee, a new instant Web tool for parcel auditing.
How Many Shippers Have a TMS? The Answer Might Surprise You
How do you tell the difference between a high- and low-performing business? Find out what they're paying for transportation.
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JLT Mobile Releases New Rugged Computer for Logistics
JLT Mobile Computers has enhanced its VERSO+ 10 rugged computer with a new cradle optimized for logistics markets, including warehousing and transportation.
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Mallory Alexander Obtains Class A License in China
Mallory Alexander International Logistics has been granted a Class A forwarder's license by the government of China, for operations based in Shanghai.
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Panasonic Creates Toughbook 20, Rugged Detachable Laptop
Panasonic has created what it says is the world's first fully rugged detachable laptop.
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Six-month Outlook for Shipment by Air, Sea Is Not Very Bright
For the sixth month in succession, the Stifel Logistics Confidence Index declined. This trend resulted in the November Index score falling to the lowest registered for three years. The monthly decline registered in airfreight was more moderate than that witnessed in sea freight; the former was down by 0.4 points to 48.9, whilst the latter dropped 2.8 points, amounting to 46.1.
With Browser Extension, Local Retailers Can Match Their Prices to Those Offered by Amazon
A new online service called PriceLocal aims to level the playing field and let local retailers price-match items and provide same day availability. PriceLocal was developed by a former Borders executive, Matt Chosid, as a way for smaller merchants to compete.
Is America Dangerously Reliant on Chinese Merchant Ships?
In future conflicts, America's merchant fleet could find itself outnumbered and outmaneuvered on the high seas, say the authors of a new paper on U.S. maritime security.
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