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If analyst Chuck Clowdis seems unusually familiar with the ins and outs of the trucking business, there's a reason for that. He spent the first 16 years of his career on the inside.
After eight years, heavy-equipment maker CNH ended its relationship with a 3PL and brought transportation management back in house with the aid of a Web-based TMS. Would its gamble pay off?
It may sound like fun and games, but managing a consumer electronics supply chain is getting tougher by the minute thanks to new compliance and security restrictions.
Makers of reusable containers see potential in a difficult economy. But if they hope to persuade penny-pinching DC managers to buy, the projected returns had better be good.
The U.S. material handling equipment industry will experience a severe contraction throughout 2009, according to the Material Handling Industry of America.
After making significant headway with the nation's top 500 companies in 2008, third-party logistics service providers are setting their sights on the small to mid-sized enterprise market.
To help supply chain professionals align supply chain decisions with financials, the University of Wisconsin-Madison will offer a course called "Supply Chain Finance" this spring.
Arizona State University's "Logistics in Supply Chains" executive education course will focus on the logistics network's role in supply chain management.
Villanova University's online project management certificate program will help managers from all parts of the organization learn to manage the scope, time, and cost of their projects.
The Executive Masters Program offered by the Intermodal Transportation Institute at the University of Denver includes courses in transportation finance, management and leadership, and economics.