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Lana Batts' appeal stems from her lifelong love of trucking and her ability to speak the language of the guys and gals on the road. Now, she's tackling a new and thorny issue: driver pre-screening.
Locating logistics companies and the businesses they serve in close proximity—in the right spot—can drive economic growth and become a significant source of jobs in our global economy, argues Yossi Sheffi.
Gathering dimensional data has traditionally helped with slotting, picking, and order filling. But there are applications on the shipping side as well.
A retrofit helped fast-growing Other World Computing boost throughput and efficiency at its LEED Platinum distribution center without compromising its green principles.
Before long, nearly everyone in the food supply chain should have tools to trace products back to the point of origin. It's the law, and it's good for business.
The musical instruments maker wanted to import through an FTZ, but neither of the traditional approaches seemed a good fit. That's when it decided to improvise.
Following these basic tips can greatly reduce product damage, says Jim Lancaster, president and CEO of Lantech, a maker of stretch- and shrink-wrappers.
The response to the storm highlights both the vulnerability of supply chains to sudden disruption and the U.S. logistics industry's ability to bounce back.
My fervent hope is that you can convince our leaders they must develop a firm plan for improving our infrastructure and provide the resources to accomplish it.