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Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: Is there a Large Premium for "Captive" Rail Shippers?
Rail Shipper Lobbying Group Says Premiums Can Exceed 100%; Only the Carriers Hairdressers Know for Sure
TOPICS : Rail carriers/transportationThis Week's Supply Chain Trivia - Top 5 Countries in Logistics Competitiveness
What Were the Top Five Countries in the World Bank 2007 Report on Logistics Competitiveness?
TOPICS : TriviaSupply Chain Graphic of the Week - Understanding Supply Chain Network Cost Curves
Flat Areas of Total Supply Chain Cost Curves can Often Show Way to Optimal Cost-Risk Trade-Offs
TOPICS : Network design/optimization | Supply chain costs | Supply Chain Planning software | Supply chain riskThis Week's Supply Chain by the Numbers - Holiday Shipping, Holiday Sales, Ocean Shipping
The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: Fed-Ex Ships Out!; On-Line Holiday Sales Flatten, On-Line Retailers Rowing Out to Meet the Ship with Free Shipping; Peak Import Volume Bottoms Out
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersThis Week's Supply Chain Trivia - Something UPS Did Not Do This Fall?
What did UPS Not Do this Fall for the First Time Since 1999?
TOPICS : TriviaSupply Chain Graphic of the Week - Two Decades of Consumer Goods to Retail Supply Chain Improvement Programs
From Quick Response to RFID, Programs Keep Attacking the Same Basic Issues; Successes and Critics
TOPICS : Consumer goods industry supply chain | Out-of-stocks | Retail industry supply chainThis Week's Supply Chain Trivia - Two Large Bar Code/Data Collection Related Trade Shows in the 90s?
In the Early/Mid-1990s, What were the Two Large Bar Code/Data Collection-Related Trade Shows that Enjoyed Several Years of Major Success before Quickly Fading, Merging, and then Quickly Disappearing Altogether by the Late 1990s?
TOPICS : TriviaThis Week's Supply Chain by the Numbers - Supply Chain Flexibility, Pirates, Foreign Oil Dependence, Apparel Suppliers
The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: Supply Chain Flexibility - Enough is as Good as a Feast; Where There is a Sea, There are Pirates - 24 hours a day; Foreign Oil Dependence Misconception?; Vanishing Global Apparel Suppliers
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersThis Week's Supply Chain Trivia - Supply Chain Movement Championed by Milliken & Co?
Textile Giant Milliken & Co, and its then CEO Roger Milliken, Championed what Supply Chain Movement in the Late 1980s/Early 1990s?
TOPICS : TriviaSupply Chain Graphic of the Week - RFID and the Internet of Things
Classifying Objects and Managing Hierarchies is Tricky, It Turns Out
TOPICS : RFID