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Financial Management Software
Robert Upton Joins AmeriQuest Business Services as Vice President of Financial Services
AmeriQuest Business Services, Inc.
Upton will evaluate fleets’ historical maintenance costs, asset specifications, interest and tax rates, utilization and more
Robert (Bob) Upton
Sponsored Content
Are Your Dangerous Goods Shippers Leaving Money on the Table?
Labelmaster
DGIS Hazmat Shipping Software shows you which DG products need to be shipped fully regulated and which ones can be downgraded. Learn more at DGIS.com
Are Your Dangerous Goods Shippers Leaving Money on the Table?
Risk/Compliance
Online Transaction Fraud to More than Double to $25 Billion by 2020
Juniper Research Limited
e-Retail is particularly susceptible to online fraud, with the value of fraud increasing at twice that of banking
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Warehousing
Minimizing Wasted Resources in No Fault Found Returns
ModusLink Global Solutions
Only 5 percent of returns are attributed to actual defects, while 68 percent fall under the no fault found umbrella
Scott D. Smith
Sourcing & Procurement
Internet of Things Technology Improves Supply Chain Visibility from Farm to Fork
AT&T
Farms, distributors, stores and restaurants have solutions that can track and monitor cargo from farm to fork
Mobeen Khan
Risk/Compliance
Greenpeace Says Draft EU-U.S. Trade Pact Raises Serious Concerns
Greenpeace said the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership poses serious risks for consumers and environment
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Risk/Compliance
Coast Guard: No New Container Weight Rules Coming
The U.S. Coast Guard told shippers and carriers to work out how to comply with new container weight regulations
The announcement in a Coast Guard letter this week to the International Maritime Organization effectively rejects calls by some companies, including ship operators, for a national standard to settle a dispute that has divided the shipping industry.
Risk/Compliance
Companies Pay for Supply Chain Peace of Mind
KPMG
Outside firms track the potential impact of earthquakes, war, weather and other disasters on global supply chains
A growing number of firms are looking to help companies with global supply chains prepare for threats that range from financial problems at key suppliers to war and extreme weather.
Warehousing
Department Stores Need to Cull Hundreds of Sites, Study Says
Retailers have closed hundreds of stores in recent years as business has shifted to discounters or online merchants
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Ocean Ports & Carriers
South Carolina Port Details Container Weighing Plans
South Carolina Ports Authority
The Port of Charleston will help exporters weigh containers to comply with a regulation that may increase shippers’ costs
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Warehousing
Preparing for the Next Phase of Digital Transformation: Digital Experience Quality
More than half of business leaders aren't sure how to improve digital experience, but many understand its importance
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Sourcing & Procurement
American Trucking Facing a Labor Shortage; Meet the Immigrants Filling the Gap
American Trucking Associations (ATA)
Part of the reason behind the shift is that the trucking industry is facing a labor shortage of up to 48,000 drivers
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Automation
Warehouses Getting More Complex, Survey Says
Zebra Technologies Corp.
New technologies are transforming warehouses, particularly those serving e-commerce, survey of logistics professionals finds
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