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Essence of efficiency

The Foster’s Group believes warehousing and delivery need to be viewed as a total system.
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Companies underestimate Service Management

While innovation in Service Management appears to contribute greatly towards the financial performance, a new Capgemini study finds most organisations underestimate its importance.
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FedEx may acquire TNT

Rumors from Europe suggest FedEx is in talks to buy TNT, a Netherlands-based provider of mail and courier services and the fourth-largest global parcel operator.
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E-commerce platforms unite carriers, shippers and freight forwarders providing standardisation, increased efficiency and global shipping visibility at low cost. But are Australian companies reaping the benefits?
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King’s Transport updates with Leopard Systems

Kings Transport prides itself on using the cutting edge of new technology, as demonstrated by a recent move to streamline its mobility technology.
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Melbourne City Council Tracks its Car Fleet

In partnership with Gamma Solutions, the Melbourne City Council investigated the implementation of a fully automated tracking system to replace the old manual process.
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Sony Canada Upgrades to RedPrairie

Leading Canadian electronics and entertainment company Sony has taken advantage of new supply chain technology advances and incorporate voice picking.
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Fuel for thought

A report on how Australia can best respond to the environmental and economic challenges arising from its dependence on fossil fuels for transport has been released by the CSIRO.
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ATA slams CSIRO report

The CSIRO should focus on researching new transport and fuel technologies rather than issuing reports about economic policy options, according to the Australian Trucking Association (ATA).
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