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With the right adjustments to DC design and strategy, wearable computers can deliver the accuracy and efficiency needed to keep up with the rising demands of e-commerce fulfillment.
Best known as the host of the TV shows "Dirty Jobs" and "Somebody's Gotta Do It," Mike Rowe is a passionate advocate for the blue-collar professions that underpin our economy but are often undervalued and overlooked.
At the Modex exhibition and conference in Atlanta, attendees can get up close and personal with sizzling new technology, equipment, and services for the supply chain.
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Firing an LSP still ranks as one of the most difficult tasks in logistics management. Here are some ways to minimize the disruption to your operations.
Mike Rowe understands that blue-collar jobs are the backbone of our economy, and that these jobs are underappreciated and often go unfilled. Better yet, he's doing something about it.