Feature Stories
Feeding the Line
A look at the supply chain for manufacturers that supply materials or components to other manufacturers.
Retailers Try I.T. On for Size
As the retail supply chain adapts to e-commerce and changing consumer behaviors, technology keeps pace.
Scantastic Bar-Code Tracking Tools
Increasing product traceability requirements are making bar codes an essential part of many supply chains.
Case Studies
Casebook
Healthcare Logistics Gets a Shot in the Arm
Delivering temperature-sensitive flu vaccines to Laos required climate-controlled transport and impeccable timing.
Reader Profile
Hu Huang: Bright Light in Global Trade
Hu Huang of Kichler Lighting stays current on trade laws and keeps import/export activities transparent.
Commentary
How-To
Ten Tips
Selecting the Right Drayage Provider
When choosing a drayage provider, look for on-time delivery history, shipment data availability, and specializations.
Trends
Global
Sponsored
Economic Development
Utilities & Site Selection: Powering U.S. Manufacturing Growth
Site selection teams get help from energy providers looking to boost local economic development.
Economic Development
Ports-to-Plains Corridor: A Pipeline for Progress
The Ports-to-Plains Corridor represents a vital trade conduit for North America’s energy and agriculture heartland.
Knowledge Base
Have You Seen That 584-Page ‘Map’ Yet?
The Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act steps up surety bond requirements for freight brokers.
Past Issues
Digital Editions
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3PL Line: Third-Party Logistics PerspectivesBlake Vaughn
Consumer Electronics and Reverse Logistics: Play It Again
With a global perspective, mobile device shippers can access additional markets to maximize recaptured device value.
Checking InFelecia Stratton
Keeping Track of Time
From retailers to OEMs, companies track parts and finished goods to drive supply chain visibility and flexibility.
Online ExclusiveIT Matters: Logistics & Supply Chain TechnologyNikki Cuban
Get Airborne with Asset Tracking
GPS tracking devices give shippers shipment visibility, even when cargo is in the air.
Online ExclusiveIT Matters: Logistics & Supply Chain TechnologyAnand Raghavendran
Three Top Myths About Foreign Trade Zones Dispelled
Foreign Trade Zones allow companies to defer paying customs duties, fees, and taxes on items imported into the U.S.
The Lean Supply ChainPaul A. Myerson
We’re All in This Together: Teamwork in a Lean Workplace
Building strong teams can facilitate Lean initiatives in warehouses and supply chain operations.
Viewpoint: Logistics & Supply Chain AnalysisPatrick Labriola
When Government Oversight of Motor Carriers Fails, Shippers Pay
Shippers must take steps to supplement inadequate government reviews of motor carrier safety.
Online ExclusiveViewpoint: Logistics & Supply Chain AnalysisAnn Bruno
New Transatlantic Trade Pact Could Be Favorable “TTIP-ing” Point for Logistics Sector
The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) agreement could help increase trade and create jobs.