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Logistics Lets the Games Begin

Logistics Lets the Games Begin

Before the high-profile athletes and rabid fans arrive at a major professional sports event, superstar logisticians and planners perform their own feats of greatness to ensure the big game goes off without a hitch.

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In Mexico, Rail is On a Roll

In Mexico, Rail is On a Roll

Increasing demand from manufacturers, improved infrastructure and service, and a campaign to grab more market share promise further growth for rail service within Mexico and across the U.S. border.

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On the Docket

On the Docket

Key legislative and regulatory items on Capitol Hill will have a bearing on transportation and logistics in 2012 and beyond. Here’s a look ahead so you can comply—or adjust—to keep your supply chain running smoothly.

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Mitigating Supply Chain Risk

Mitigating Supply Chain Risk

Today’s logistics and supply chain managers grapple with volatility, risk, and uncertainty. Learn what you can do to prepare for the unexpected.

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Supply Chain Graduates: Now What?

Supply Chain Graduates: Now What?

Top-performing supply chains focus on attracting and retaining talent—both technical ability and leadership. Here’s how to find and nurture true supply chain competency.

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Improving Rail Infrastructure: On the Right Track

Improving Rail Infrastructure: On the Right Track

As railroads continue to ramp up capital spending on infrastructure and equipment, intermodal services have been significant beneficiaries, leading more shippers—and motor carriers—to adopt multimodal approaches.

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Intermodal Inroads

Intermodal Inroads

New facilities, upgraded equipment, and creative service options are making intermodal transportation more attractive and reliable than ever.

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Looking Down the Road

Looking Down the Road

Despite its challenges, the motor freight industry is on a roll, according to exclusive interviews with five trucking big wheels.

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Trucking Perspectives 2011: Exclusive Inbound Logistics Research

Trucking Perspectives 2011: Exclusive Inbound Logistics Research

When the economy took its first plunge in late 2008, there was little doubt the motor freight industry would be collateral damage. Capacity was flush. Fleets had grown fat feeding on steady demand. Inefficiencies ran amok. The recession hit carriers hard and they paid a heavy price with bankruptcies, acquisitions, consolidations, layoffs, and stock insecurities […]

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Love it or Hate it, CSA is Here to Stay

Love it or Hate it, CSA is Here to Stay

Whether you applaud or oppose the FMCSA’s new truck-safety monitoring program, CSA will no doubt impact the way your carriers operate. Here’s what you need to know.

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Truckers Play Role in Homeland Security

Con-way Freight’s Chief Security Officer Curt Shewchuck talks about how the LTL carrier thwarted a possible terrorist event and is working with shippers and government to secure the supply chain.

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