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Columbus Becomes Center of Pharmaceutical Innovation

The 87,000-square-foot facility will serve as a distribution hub for the company’s pharmaceutical supply chain management business

Sourcing & Procurement

Maintenance Solution for Large and For-Hire Truck Fleets

Ryder System, Inc.

Ryder and Decisiv’s integrated technology platform can increase uptime, lower costs and improve visibility

Ocean Ports & Carriers

Port of Rotterdam Partners with TOC Worldwide

Europe’s largest port partnered with TOC Worldwide to promote information-sharing along international maritime supply chains

Deal On Highway Bill Leaves Out Funding Questions

Lawmakers announce a bipartisan deal to extend a transportation bill beyond September, but it's not clear exactly how Congress intends pay for it.

Sourcing & Procurement

IBS Partners with Qlik to Improve Analytics and Decision-Making

Iptor Supply Chain Systems (formerly known as International Business Systems, IBS)

IBS customers realize new ways to improve supply chain performance

Road Revolution: Auto Safety Moves from Test-Bed to Reality

Telematics Update

Risk/Compliance

State Seeks 'Buy America' Exemption for Prototype Bullet Trains

Buying trains from overseas could defeat an important rationale for backing high-speed rail—creating American manufacturing jobs

PLM Road Map 2014

Developer to Build Massive Distribution Facility at Richmond Business Park

City leaders are calling the deal a step toward the city's emergence as a distribution and logistics hub

Ocean Ports & Carriers

Tropical Shipping Sells to Family Transportation Business

AGL began an investigation into payments made to "local officials and other persons" at a foreign port serviced by Tropical

Ocean Ports & Carriers

American Fast Freight Opens New Terminal

The terminal has direct and easy access for deliveries via 40 foot containers, flat racks and temperature-controlled trailers

To Survive and Prosper in China, Manufacturers Turn to the Cloud

Oracle NetSuite

Anisa is among a number of companies turning to technology to sustain the advantage that China traditionally offered

Ranga Bodla

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