Optimisation company RedPrairie has announced new features in its upgraded transport management system (TMS) designed especially for international users.
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Get Smart to improve your supply chain
Supply chain and logistics businesses can strengthen their brand image and develop competitive advantage by pushing towards emissions reduction and supply chain optimisation, a global IBM expert says.
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Port of Melbourne rail gets $50 million boost
The Federal and Victorian government have announced a $50 million project to improve rail freight efficiency around the Port of Melbourne precinct.
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TFES extension to help Flinders Island cover freight costs
Further financial assistance will become available for Tasmanian businesses to cover the relatively hight costs of transporting their goods by sea to the Australian mainland.
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Online pathway to careers in T&L industry
Career opportunities in the transport and logistics industry will become more accessible with the launch of a new website.
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Strategic design of the global supply chain: part 1
For executives planning a global supply chain, this article describes a useful framework, based on the tools of scenario planning, strategic design, supply chain optimisation and organisation economics.
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Smart supply chain planning: part 4
In this final article, we discuss the power and possibilities of latest technology supply chain planning tools, as well as the next or 5th generation, well into development.
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Using e-logistics to enable collaboration
E-logistics solutions for organisations are increasingly being developed and implemented with the aim of improving the complex process of logistics management through increased information flow and collaboration in a supply chain.
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Rail moves in the country
Councils and entrepreneurs around Victoria and southern NSW have realised that the growing freight task can only be solved by building up intermodal infrastructure and there is money to be made from the steel road, writes Charles Pauka.
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Melbourne’s air and sea ports lead the charge
The state of Victoria has left NSW behind in every measure, with its economy and population growing multiple times that of its northern neighbour. Charles Pauka reports.
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