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September 02, 2008Logistics News: As Mexican Trucker Stand-Off Continues, Arizona State Professor Gets Grant to Help Mexican Drivers Better Operate on US Highways
Accrediting Drivers May Ultimately have Bigger Impact than Trucking Firms Themselves; Is Safety a Real Concern or Not?
  Topics : Transportation | Trucking
   
August 26, 2008Logistics News: As Global Supply Chain Grows in Complexity, So Does Need for Definition of "Logistics Operating Models"
Evolution at Pepsico; Think Globally, Plan Regionally, Act Locally
  Topics : Transportation
   
August 18, 2008Transportation News: As Politicians Turn Up the Heat on Planned DHL Hub Closing, Deutsche Post CEO Says There Were Simply No Other Options
Losing $5 Million a Day Cannot Go On Forever; State of Ohio Offers Vague Partnership Possibility to Save Wilmington Hub
  Topics : Transportation
   
August 12, 2008Logistics News: Mexican Trucking Program Promised by NAFTA Defies Efforts to Kill It, Though Pulse is Far from Strong
Transportation Dept Extends Program for Two Years Over Congressional Objections; Light Participation from Carriers Thus Far; What Happens in November?
  Topics : Transportation
   
August 05, 2008Transportation News: Are We Entering a New Railroad Golden Era?
Across the Globe, Money is Pouring into Rail Infrastructure; 80% More Miles on a Gallon of Diesel than 30 Years Ago
  Topics : Rail carriers/transportation | Transportation
   
July 29, 2008Logistics News: Seven Signs that Fraud May be a Problem in Transportation Operations
While Less Common Today, Lack of Controls and Technology Can Still Create Opportunities for Collusion and Fraud
  Topics : Transportation
   
July 28, 2008Supply Chain Graphic of the Week - Logistics Operating Models
What is your Strategy for Logistics Organization and Capability Deployment Globally, Regionally and Locally?
  Topics : Global logistics | Logistics | Supply chain strategy | Transportation Management Systems | Transportation
   
July 21, 2008Global Logistics News: Tensions Continue to Rise in West Coast Port Labor Negotiations, as Longshoreman Begin Slowing Productivity at Certain Ports
Throughput at LA/Long Beach Down as Much as 20-30 Percent Last Week, as Union Continues to Work without a Contract; Who Holds the Stronger Hand?
  Topics : Global logistics | Global supply chain | Ocean carriers | Supply chain risk | Transportation
   
July 17, 2008Supply Chain Graphic of the Week - The Transportation Benefits of Improved Packaging
New Milk Cartons Reduce Deliveries Per Week by 50% or More; 11,000 Shipments Eliminated at Sam's Club?
  Topics : Logistics | Packaging | Transportation
   
July 16, 2008Logistics News: New Milk Jug Design Shows Promise of Improved Packaging to Reduce Transportation Spend
Not all Consumers are Happy, but Cylinder-based Design Leads to Fuller Trailers and Lower Costs at the Store
  Topics : Global supply chain | Logistics costs | Packaging | Supply chain and the environment | Transportation
   

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