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Apparel maker Desigual's new automated picking and sorting solution may use standard components found in other systems. But there's nothing ordinary about it.
One year after the floods in Thailand submerged the hard drive supply chain, Dave Mosley has pulled Seagate Technology out of the mud and back to a strong competitive position.
The Washington seaport suffers from identity confusion with its Canadian namesake. But a big rail access project could set it apart while reshaping the transportation landscape.
Developing a safe, responsible, and effective system for handling consumer electronics returns isn't just good for the planet. It can also be very, very good for your business.
Twenty years ago, Frito-Lay relied on workers to hand stack cases of chips, nuts, and cookies in its trucks. Now, it has more colorful loading options, including the "T. Rex" and robots.
The U.S. Navy's top supply chain officer discusses how to build mutually rewarding relationships with suppliers at CSCMP's 2012 Annual Global Conference.
I.D. Systems says its I.D. Systems Analytics product is the first to allow users to compare performance not only across their own sites but also against other lift truck fleets nationwide.
The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) 2012 Annual Global Conference and the concurrent International Air Cargo Forum and Exposition produced some unexpectedly candid and even lighter moments.
Airfreight forwarders are using flexible rate and routing strategies to help insulate clients from the effects of market volatility, says Damco executive.
The American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) has amply demonstrated that logistics expertise can be leveraged for social good. The next challenge is to replicate that model on a global scale.
The good news: Both the Republican and Democratic party platforms address the subject of infrastructure. The bad news: Neither seems to grasp the importance of a seamless, well-functioning national transportation system.
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.