Distribution and Transportation Technology
Airship revival
Cargo airships may one day take to the skies and revolutionize how we transport goods
Telematics help prevent trailer theft
Tracking and monitoring devices are being used to help deter cargo thieves as well as manage the reefers’ operating costs.
Telematics are here to stay
As telematics evolve, new and improved features give companies access to timely, relevant data that can help them better manage and control costs, while ensuring driver safety as well as customer satisfaction.
Learning Curve: The value of doubling up
In Ontario, long combination vehicles (LCVs) are classified as tractor-trailers pulling two full-length trailers, with the entire combination not exceeding 40 metres in length.
Freshening up the cold chain
Keeping perishable food products fresh and avoiding waste—or shrink—presents a challenge across the supply chain.
Working on the railroad
Bob Moore and Mike Barnard take the CN yard operations course and share the experience.
Hydrogen proves its worth
Two and a half years ago, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based Genco ATC began a pilot project with hydrogen fuel cell-powered forklifts.
Biodiesel costs to outweigh benefits by $2.4 billion
Canadian Trucking Alliance says consumer protection needed, still concerned over impact on engines
Online tool helps standardize battery use
Lean Battery Room will increase productivity and reduce costs says Philadelphia Scientific
Accommodating boomers: Warehouse safety for a mature workforce
Accommodating boomers: Warehouse safety for a mature workforce
ProMat 2011 sneak peek
From March 21 to 24 in Chicago, ProMat 2011 will showcase the latest in supply chain solutions. This year’s show boasts over 700 material handling and logistics exhibitors. Deanna Rosolen rounded up a selection of the products you can see.
