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Study: Trans-Pacific Trade Pact To Favor Japan, Vietnam And Malaysia
Japan, Vietnam and Malaysia are set to get a big economic boost from a sweeping Pacific trade agreement concluded in October, while the U.S. and other North American countries would see much smaller gains from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
If the Pacific agreement is enacted, Vietnam would get the biggest percentage boost to its economy—about 10 percent by 2030—as its textiles and apparel industry gets new preferential access to the U.S. and other major markets. Japan would see extra economic growth of 2.7 percent by 2030 while the U.S. could expect additional economic growth of 0.4 percent by 2030, according to the study, released by the World Bank.
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Warehousing
New Mobile Computer Revolutionizes Warehousing, Saving an Hour per Worker per Shift
Zebra Technologies Corp.
The enterprise-class TC8000 mobile computer helps boost productivity and reduces worker fatigue
Zebra Technologies TC8000 enterprise mobile computer.
Risk/Compliance
China’s Manufacturing Initiatives Are Increasingly Coming to the U.S.
Chinese manufacturing is leveraging knowledge from foreign investment to help move into higher-value production
Risk/Compliance
Five Supply Chain Resolutions for an Agile 2016
Elementum
Companies need to break the rigid linear operations mindset into more flexible approaches that best use resources
Amy Clark
Risk/Compliance
A Look Back at 2015 for Supply Chains
Elementum
Procurement and logistics managers had to deal with disruptions that threatened inventory across the world
Amy Clark
Risk/Compliance
Freight Forwarders Will Continue to Face Big Challenges in 2016
2015 was dominated by dreadful events at the Channel Tunnel, which had a significant impact on freight forwarders
Sourcing & Procurement
How 3D Printing Stands to Disrupt Capacity, Sourcing and Pricing
Zilliant, Inc.
3D printing could shift pricing strategies, disrupt traditional warehousing models and change how parts are manufactured
Barrett Thompson
Risk/Compliance
Addressing Today’s Continuity of Supply Challenge
e2open
Integrate the three must-haves into your supply networks: visibility, intelligent response and network-wide collaboration
Training/Onboarding
ShowroomPrive.com Uses Predictive Analytics to Anticipate and Reduce Churn
Dataiku
The custom application produced with Data Science Studio predicts customer churn with 77 percent accuracy
Risk/Compliance
Weak Demand, Vessel Surplus to Create Painful 2016 for Commodities Shipping
Only the strongest shippers expected to weather a crisis caused by tepid demand and a surplus of vessels
Risk/Compliance
Harbor Pilots Needed to Steer Larger Ships
As container ships grow to unprecedented lengths, the pilots tasked with driving them to port face new challenges
Trucking
Spot Truckload Rates Fall 1 Cent for Vans, Reefers
DAT Freight & Analytics
In the van market, the number of posted loads fell 5 percent while available capacity was up 1 percent
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