Q3 Results from Rail, Truckload, and LTL Carriers; Is Cloud-Based WMS Ready for Prime Time?; Shipping Policies for E-Commerce Continue to Loosen; plus the Supply Chain Week in Numbers

Public Rail Carriers Show Profit Growth Well Above Changes in Volumes; LTL Carriers are Slowly Turning the Financial Ship Around On Rate Increases, Business Discipline

New Certified in Supply Management Credential First Announced in September Now Available for Training, Testing

16 Supported Companies are Developing Breakthrough Technologies, Executive Director Brad Proctor Says; Many Large Companies Actively Involved in the Program

DOM as a Powerful Driver of Supply Chain and Customer Service Excellence

NLRB Takes Next Step to Approve "Microwave" Union Voting; Dayton RFID Incubator Starting to have an Impact; Threat of Rail Strike Disappearing; plus the Supply Chain Week in Numbers

Labor Issues Continue to Loom Large Nationally and at the State Level; New Hampshire Governor Vetoes Granite State Right to Work Law

Mark Fralick says the Most Important Date in a Warehouse Management System Project is not the Go-Live Date - It is the Date when Users Start Test the WMS

Asset Disipline Cited as Key to Improved Profitability, as Effective Rates Look to have been Up about 3%; JB Hunt Intermodal Machine Continues On

Please view our videotrip report from the just concluded Fall VCF conference in Scottsdale, AZ.