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Datalogic Releases New Falcon Mobile Computer
Datalogic S.p.A., a vendor of technology for automatic data capture and industrial automation, has released the Falcon X3+ mobile computer.
AspenTech Launches Update of Manufacturing, Supply-Chain Software
Aspen Technology has introduced version 8.7 of aspenONE, the vendor's manufacturing and supply-chain software.
Does It Make Sense to Centralize Inventory in a Multichannel World?
The trends favor a centralized inventory under one roof, but the question whether it is the most effective response to the challenges of multichannel distribution persists.
In E-Commerce, the Race to Own the Last Mile Is Heating Up
The field of companies offering rapid delivery of items ordered online is getting awfully crowded.
Kuehne & Nagel Debuts Seafreight Carbon Calculator
Kuehne & Nagel International AG has developed a Global Seafreight Cargo Calculator.
Cognex Adds Models to 3D Sensor Product Line
Cognex Corp., a provider of machine-vision technology, has expanded its portfolio of 3D laser displacement sensors.
Adept Launches Technology for Autonomous Mobile Robots
Adept Technology Inc. has launched Acuity, proprietary technology for its Lynx line of intelligent, autonomous mobile robots.
Zenith Global Logistics Expands Facility in Texas
Zenith Global Logistics, a specialist in the handling and movement of furniture, has opened a second facility in Flower Mound, Tex., near Dallas.
What Are Top Three Best Practices for Pre-holiday Logistics Planning?
First and foremost, a dedicated holiday supply chain strategy needs to be in place at least six months before the holidays, says Doug Pasquale, senior vice president of supply chain solutions for Ingram Micro Mobility. It's always a good idea to begin planning immediately following the previous year's season and engage manufacturers and logistics partners as soon as possible.
Chinese Competitors Plan to Take E-commerce Leader Alibaba Head On
Property developer Wanda Group and Internet giants Baidu and Tencent have unveiled an e-commerce venture in a challenge to industry leader Alibaba Group ahead of its U.S. stock offering.
Staples Now Offers In-store Pickup of Online Orders
Staples says it is enhancing its omnichannel experience, including the ability to buy products online and pick them up in-store within hours, an easier way to pay online called Visa Checkout, new in-store kiosks and, for the first-time ever, an iPad app.
Big-Box Retailing: Will E-Commerce Blow the House Down?
In the folktale "The Three Little Pigs," a house made of brick is the one that the Big Bad Wolf can't blow down. If only today's brick-and-mortar retailers were as sturdy.
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