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Supply Chain Digest- Supply Chain by the Numbers for Aug. 28, 2026
- It is Amazon versus NYC in Battle Royal
- Toyota Investment in AI Capability
- What Do Companies Value in Outbound DC or Automation
- Supply Chain News on Walmart and Amazon by the Numbers 2026 Part 2
- Supply Chain and Logistics Stock Report for Week Ending August 21, 2026
- Supply Chain by the Numbers for Aug. 20, 2026
- The Wall Street Journal on Warehouse Robotics Growth
- Drewry Asks What Reasons for Panama Canal Surcharges
- Cass Freight Index for July Shows Mixed Results
- Port Technology International
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- Marine Link
- Iran Condemns New US Sanctions, Mediators Step Up Efforts to Reopen Hormuz
- Bencros Marine Fenders Introduces Verified CO2 Savings for Customers
- Shipyard in Focus: RMK Marine Builds a New Generation of Ships in Türkiye
- Berg Propulsion: How Retrofits Can Contribute to Decarbonization Goals
- Op-Ed: Estonia Prepares the Next Phase of Growth for EST Flag
- Four Shipowners Order Four VINGA Product Tankers
- Hormuz Crisis Accelerates Gulf Pipeline and Port Expansion
- Bollinger taps Steerprop by USCG Iceabreaker Propulsion
- Iran Outlines Terms for Restoring Hormuz Shipping
- Sanmar Shipyards Delivers Second Tugboat to Ultratug
Tag Archives: technology
How to cash in on ELDs
I saw this thanks to 
. It makes the point that use of a good ELD in trucks forces everyone– the firm, the trucker, support staff, and customers to focus on hitting the marks for serving the truck supply chain. This should make customer service improve all around, but also will save considerable money in administrative costs if properly integrated with other systems to make visualization easy. The article below identifies some of the extended cost savings and service improvements that can be made.
Posted in Logistics, Supply Chains, Trucking
Tagged computing, Logistics, technology, transportation, trucking
Geographic gaps are widening in U.S. as economic growth increases
This is a quite interesting article on the distribution of economic development in the US. It says we have to start doing something about the ill distribution to a few highly urbanized areas that are often based on high tech industries.
via Geographic gaps are widening while U.S. economic growth increases
Posted in Labor Economics, Logistics, Macroeconomics, Production Operations, Sustainability
Tagged challenges, economics, productivity, technology
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