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Technology: Page 817
Hitachi Consulting Launches Cloud Outsourcing Service
Hitachi Consulting has enhanced its Hitachi Cloud Framework portfolio with the launch of a private, public and hybrid cloud platform.
Use of Legacy Systems Lead to Excess Costs, Lack of Visibility Into Current Inventory Levels, Study Finds
Inventory information sharing is time-consuming and often results in visibility levels between "average" and "none," according to a report from Gatepoint Research.
The Job of the Chief Information Officer in Manufacturing Is Evolving Greatly
The manufacturing CIO has long been associated with managing new technology implementation, strategic IT planning and keeping tabs on the latest solutions that could boost productivity. The job entails much more than that today.
Supply Chain, Logistics World Found 2014 Best Year Since the Great Recession, Report Says
In 2014, the supply chain industry experienced its best year since the Great Recession, according to the State of the Logistics Report issued annually by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals and sponsored by Penske Logistics.
Searching for a Solution to Chassis Management
It's been about five years since ocean carriers began selling off their chassis in the U.S., forcing shippers to obtain the equipment elsewhere. But the new regime is anything but settled.
Labor & Security Management in the Warehouse
How U.S. Gypsum Keeps Its Supply-Chain Relationship Fresh
How Sunny Delight Created a Successful 3PL Partnership
GT Nexus Joins With Seabury in Supply-Chain Finance Program
GT Nexus has partnered with Seabury TFX in a new supply-chain financing program.
Heavy-Medium-duty Truck Market in China Lags in Sales Compared to Those a Year Ago
China's heavy and medium truck and tractor markets remained soft in the first quarter of 2015. Total sales (domestic and export) were just over 135,000 heavy trucks and tractors in Q1'15, compared to approximately 162,000 units sold in Q4'14, a decline of more than 33 percent year over year and 16 percent quarter over quarter. This was reported in the most recent China Commercial Vehicle Outlook, jointly published quarterly by ACT and China's State Information Center (SIC). The Outlook includes an overview of the China economy and a review and forecast of China's heavy and medium-duty truck and bus markets, as well as analysis of OEM market shares within China.
Ocean Cargo Industry Expected to Need Another 42,500 Officers Over Next Five Years
Shipping will require an additional 42,500 officers by the end of 2019 to cope with the expected growth in the main cargo carrying fleet, equivalent to 7 percent growth over the five-year period. But the persistent shortage of officer crew is receding, according to the latest Manning report published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
The Essentials of Supply-Chain Disaster Recovery
Bad things are bound to happen in your supply chain. Are you ready for them?
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