Latest posts about Transportation Management
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Best Practices to Manage International Freight Spend
April 1, 2013
Many companies have switched operations to low cost suppliers—only to find that higher than expected transportation expenses outweighed the benefits. In fact, the logistics costs associated with operating a global supply chain can be 6 to 11 percent of revenue, roughly three to five times more than a domestic supply network.
Building a Segmented Supply Chain
April 1, 2013
Four Areas That Can Benefit from Automation to Segment Complex, Multidimensional and Global Supply Chains
Electronic Waste “Recycler” Executive Recycling Convicted for Illegal Exports
April 1, 2013
Two executives of an electronic waste recycling company were convicted in December of smuggling, environmental crimes, mail and wire fraud, and obstruction of justice in conjunction with the illegal export of hazardous waste to China and other countries, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado. By Amber Road
Questions & Answers with Vitran Corporation President and CEO Rick Gaetz
March 29, 2013
Group News Editor Jeff Berman recently spoke with Vitran Corporation President and CEO Rick Gaetz about the North American less-than-truckload (LTL) market, Vitran’s recent divestiture of its Supply Chain Operation (SCO) 3PL subsidiary, and the freight economy, among other topics.
Crocs Inc. Facing $36 Million in Fines from U.S. and Mexico
March 29, 2013
Crocs Inc., a worldwide shoe manufacturer, disclosed in its 10-K filing last week that the company may owe up to $36.2 million in fines to U.S. and Mexico Customs and taxing authorities. By Amber Road
Vishay Intertechnology Reduces Trade Compliance Risks with Amber Road’s RPS On-Demand Solution
March 29, 2013
Global Semiconductor Manufacturer Automates Restricted Party Screening Worldwide
LEGACY Supply Chain Services - Start Your Engines!
March 27, 2013
For over 35 years, LEGACY Supply Chain Services, an integrated supply chain and logistics provider, has successfully enhanced the performance of supply chains around the globe.
Challenging Transportation Pricing Models
March 25, 2013
The cost to transport finished goods from the plant through the warehouse facilities and, finally, to the customer continues to be the largest single logistics expense.
Freight Audit & Payment Transportation Information Services
March 20, 2013
Choosing a freight audit and payment provider is a strategic decision. Although many aspects of the solution are certainly tactical and task-oriented, the ability to deliver complex solutions and powerful business intelligence is not.
HP’s Supply Chain Transformation Challenge
March 12, 2013
Building on a long tradition of supply chain innovation, HP in 2010 saw opportunities to further leverage its scale and launched a company-wide transformation program targeting substantial supply chain improvements in procurement, processes and IT, warranty and services, and network and logistics.
Gilt Logistics and UPS Create an Elegant Customer Experience
March 2, 2013
Using UPS customized logistics, this e-retailer improved its bottom line and customer experience, becoming an industry leader in the process.
Menlo Worldwide Logistics’ new Menlo Transportation Services offering focuses on driving value
October 6, 2011
This new offering is “designed to deliver optimized solutions that remove waste, create new efficiencies, and introduce Lean continuous improvement processes to transportation network operations.”
Senate EPW committee releases outline of new transportation bill
July 21, 2011
Following a proposed multi-year transportation reauthorization by the Republican Leadership of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, the Senate’s Committee on Environment and Public Works has unveiled an outline for its take on new legislation.
Norfolk Southern roaring back
July 28, 2010
More good news surfaced in the domestic rail sector yesterday as Norfolk Southern Corporation reported second-quarter 2010 net income earnings.