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Saudia Cargo Unveils New Product for Pharma; Launches Freighter to Doha
Saudia Airlines Cargo has introduced a new product for the movement of temperature-controlled pharmaceuticals.
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Air Cargo Struggles to Compete with On-Shoring
In contrast to robust growth in passenger traffic, air cargo has been in the doldrums since 2010, according to the International Air Transport Association's Economic Performance of the Airline Industry report. IATA launched this report during its 70th Annual General Meeting in Doha, Qatar. The report outlines how air transport is adding value for consumers, the wider economy, governments and investors.
Oxford Properties Plans to Double Industrial Portfolio by 2018
Oxford Properties' industrial real estate portfolio has topped the 10 million-square-foot mark, and it intends to double its size by 2018.
Step Up Digitization of Business Processes if You Want to Meet Customers' Increased Expectations
Customers have been spoiled. Thanks to companies such as Amazon and Apple, they now expect every organization to deliver products and services swiftly, with a seamless user experience. Are your processes up to that level of expectation?
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FedEx's Move to Dimensional Pricing: How Shippers Should Respond
Shippers are bracing for a big increase in the cost of moving packages by ground service.
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Marathon Data Systems Adds Delivery Pickup and Drop-off Features
Marathon Data Systems has added delivery pickup and drop-off features to its cloud-based route-planning optimization software.
LLamasoft Debuts Data Guru for Business Analysis
LLamasoft Inc., a vendor of supply-chain design software, has introduced Data Guru.
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Start-up Focuses on LNG Supply, Logistics Services for Remote Operations in Northeast Canada
Stolt-Nielsen Gas (SNG), SunLNG Holding (SunLNG) and LNGaz have teamed up to provide natural gas to remote mining operations and other industrial customers in northeast Canada at a lower cost than diesel and residual fuel oil, which are the primary energy sources today.
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Workflow Automation Could Help You Find Cost Savings in Outsourcing
A recent TAKE Supply Chain survey indicated that the primary reason companies choose to outsource some or all of their manufacturing or distribution activities is cost reduction. This was the number one reason chosen by 61 percent of survey respondents across all global regions. However, a frequent issue faced by companies after the outsourcing project goes live is that they're not achieving their expected cost savings. Two common causes for this disconnect are vague contract terms or metrics, and manual processes.
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RFID Is Back! And It's the Key to Supply-Chain Visibility
Decades after its debut, radio frequency identification technology is finally poised to realize its potential in the retail sector.
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Traceability in the Food Supply Chain
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King Solutions Offers LTL Service to East and West Coast
King Solutions, an over-the-road provider of less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation, is now offering service to the U.S. East and West Coast.
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