Protecting Your Brand With Product Lifecycle Management
Product Lifecycle Management software produces metrics that can help business make sure they are using ethical vendors.
Global Logistics—August 2014
United States and Canada are investing $7 billion in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence system; Changing political relations between the United States and Cuba could signal new trade opportunities; UK faces a truck driver shortage among younger people; Panama approves new port development
Fine-Tuning Your Warehouse Layout
Developing an efficient and safe warehouse can be challenging. Use this advice to get the most out of your warehouse.
Trends—February 2015
Digital technologies are shaking up supply chain solutions; Maritime industry opposes Keystone XL Pipeline amendment; Procurement is the gateway to innovation, collaboration, and revenue growth; Introducing the 10 best warehouse networks
Seven Common Shipping Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
By paying close attention to detail, shippers can avoid the following simple mistakes.
Lauren Corbett: Help is on the Way
Lauren Corbett, program assistant, acquisitions and logistics at International Relief and Development, secures donated supplies, and makes sure they get to people in need.
Today’s Supply Chain Education: It’s All in Your Head
The list of competencies employers seek when they recruit supply chain professionals keeps growing longer and more complex. Here’s how degree-granting programs keep pace, and enable well-rounded graduates to fill prime positions.
USPS Publishes a Battery of New Shipping Regulations
The United States Postal Services has revised domestic mail regulations for shipping lithium batteries. Here’s what shippers need to know.
Inspecting the Unexpected: The Science of Packaging Perfection
Here are 10 common packaging errors and how to overcome them.
Unlocking the Hidden Green Value in Mobile Devices
A good reverse logistics program offers mobile device retailers and OEMs a world of opportunity.