Leading Australian businesses are focusing on a broader perspective of the supply chain and are approaching their technology in the same way: seeking integrated solutions to enable them to make informed decisions.
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Cross-Channel Expectations on the Rise
A Sterling Commerce survey finds that US consumers’ cross-channel expectations continue to rise, even in tough economic times, and that earning consumer loyalty can play a role in increasing sales.
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Eco Drive to reduce carbon emissions
A new product to be launched by Andromeda in collaboration with the Australian Logistics Council and Linfox offers fuel savings up of 15% through driver education.
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Combilift wins export award
Irish materials handling manufacturer Combilift Ltd has won the Irish Exporters Association’s Exporter of the Year award.
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Channel Deepening hits half-way mark
One year on, Victoria’s largest and most complex marine infrastructure project is on time and under budget.
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Supply Chain Leaders tackle challenges
From the future of transportation fuels to the outlook for offshoring, Smart 2009 Conference will tackle the major issues facing supply chains in a time of increasing economic and environmental uncertainty.
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TOC Asia returns to China
From 3–5 March 2009, the 13th TOC Asia will showcase a wide range of international exhibitors, exhibiting the latest in cutting edge technology, alongside a high-quality conference and a series of specialist events.
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Kangan Batman students benefit from Odyssey
When logistics and warehousing students graduate from Kangan Batman TAFE in Melbourne, their employment opportunities are enhanced by a working knowledge of sophisticated, industry-strength supply chain software.
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Melbourne Port strengthens NSW presence
Port of Melbourne has opened a dedicated office in Griffith to facilitate trade in southern New South Wales.
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China slumps
During the past year, a great deal of talk regarding the prospect of recession has been punctuated with references to China's ability to not only withstand the slowdown, but contribute to the inevitable recovery.
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