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Toby Gooley
Senior Editor
Before joining DC VELOCITY, Toby Gooley spent 20 years at Logistics Management covering international trade as Senior Editor and Managing Editor. Prior to that she was an export traffic manager for 10 years. She holds a B.A. in Asian Studies from Cornell University.
Hire our heroes ... the right way
Military veterans are highly qualified for jobs in logistics and warehousing, but the transition from the armed forces to private industry isn't always easy. Understanding the differences will help ensure a successful experience for everyone.
New standard for safety restraints on man-up lift trucks go into effect Feb. 23
Fall-protection equipment for operators to be based on weight; some types of lanyards will no longer be allowed.
Intelligrated gets ready to grow with expanded headquarters facility
New building caps a profitable year and makes room for significant planned growth, including hundreds of new hires, says CEO.
Matchmaker, matchmaker ...
Trying to choose the right type of lift truck for a particular application? These guidelines can help you make a perfect match.
Five ways to improve the stability of pallet loads
Following these basic tips can greatly reduce product damage, says Jim Lancaster, president and CEO of Lantech, a maker of stretch- and shrink-wrappers.
Yamaha's "hybrid" approach to foreign trade zones
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.
Green and growing
A retrofit helped fast-growing Other World Computing boost throughput and efficiency at its LEED Platinum distribution center without compromising its green principles.
Study: Economic uncertainty reshaping outlook for logistics service industry
Annual Northeastern University third-party logistics survey finds economic conditions have created both problems and opportunities for 3PLs worldwide.
Problem: Getting a new business off the ground
To win (and retain) customers, Jelece Aviation first had to prove that it's able to deliver certified airplane replacement parts whenever and wherever they want. Working with a freight forwarder that can handle oversized shipments on a moment's notice has allowed it to do just that.
CSCMP annual conference keynote speakers share wit, wisdom, and practical advice
Keynotes at the 2012 Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) Annual Global Conference were not just persuasive and entertaining but also offered real-world ideas for success.
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