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Articles in October, 2002 issue of Transportation & Distribution

• TKK and Siemens dematic sign cooperative agreement
  by Anonymous
• Mexico's supply chain council meets
  by Anonymous
• Logistics leadership awards Southeast Region *.
• Tracking Hazmat. (Logistics).(via satellite)(Brief Article)
• TKK and Siemens Dematic sign cooperative agreement. (Logistics).(Brief Article)
• Looking to regulate e-commerce
  by Anonymous
• Get out of the trenches, fight strategically
  by Trunick, Perry A
• Labor pains
  by Trunick, Perry A
• Vendors complete CPFR interoperability tests
  by Anonymous
• Sharing a common platform
  by Hyland, Tricia
• Sharing a common platform: the Uniform Code Council and RosettaNet alliance promotes standardization across multiple industries, helping transportation companies out of a bind.
  by Hyland, Tricia
• Success for UPS in Asia. (Global Logistics).(Brief Article)
• Evergreen America Corp. (Names To Note).(makes executive changes)(Brief Article)
• 4 logistics trends driving and driven by 3PLs
  by Trunick, Perry A
• Target global supply chain integration
  by Richardson, Helen L
• Exel acquires divisions of Power Packaging
  by Anonymous
• Success for UPS in Asia
  by Anonymous
• 4 Logistics trends driving and driven by 3PLs; only a handful of 3PLs and even fewer logistics departments have the capacity to manage a supply chain end-to-end. Here are four areas where chief logistics officers must set a target and then choose to manag
  by Trunick, Perry A.
• Interactive video for hazmat training. (Logistics).(Brief Article)
• Evergreen to launch Asian services. (Maritime).(Brief Article)
• Events. (issues & trends).(Brief Article)(Calendar)
• Training ensures WMS results
  by Aichlmayr, Mary
• Making credit available to smaller truckers
  by Anonymous
• For survivors--the road ahead is rising
  by Morton, Roger
• USCO logistics to operate support centers for JCPenney. (Logistics).(Brief Article)
• Is inventory optimization a mirage?
  by Ayers, Allan F.
• For survivors--the road ahead is rising: picking up Consolidated Freightways' business will benefit other carriers. But it won't be smooth sailing. Shipper needs remain, and the demand for specific services won't go away. (LTL update).
  by Morton, Roger
• Exel acquires divisions of Power Packaging. (Maritime).(Brief Article)
• SMC* enhances Transportlink site. (Technology).(Brief Article)
• MHIA and MHEDA offer joint training program
  by Anonymous
• FedEx buys for the future
  by Anonymous
• FedEx buys for the future. (Air Cargo).(Brief Article)
• Get the goods on WMS; our exclusive study of warehouse management systems shows most logistics operations have either an inadequate WMS or no system at all. The majority who do have systems are not connected to vital supply chain partners.
  by Trunick, Perry A.
• Mexico's supply chain council meets. (Global Logistics).(Brief Article)
• Making credit available to smaller truckers. (Mexico Update).(Brief Article)
• MHIA and MHEDA offer joint training program. (Logistics).(Brief Article)
• Get the goods on WMS
  by Trunick, Perry A
• Tracking Hazmat
  by Anonymous
• Satellite tracking comes down to Earth
  by Hyland, Tricia
• Target global supply chain integration: IBM's new supply chain team has big plans and huge global opportunity.
  by Richardson, Helen L.
• Satellite tracking comes down to earth: small fleets benefit from technology scaled to their needs. (technology).(omni-TRACS)
  by Hyland, Tricia
• Rickmers line adds stop in Gloucester. (Maritime).(Brief Article)
• Vendors complete CPFR interoperability tests. (Technology).(Collaborative Planning, Forecasting, and Replenishment interoperabioity compliance testing)(Brief Article)
• T&D Help Desk: putting all the resources of transportation & distribution to work to you.
• USCO Logistics to operate support centers for JCPenney
  by Anonymous
• Port of Hamburg reports first-half throughput increase
  by Anonymous
• Mexico's airport plans are back at go
  by Anonymous
• Get out of the trenches, fight strategically.(logistics )(Editorial)
  by Trunick, Perry A.
• Mexico's airport plans are back at go. (Global Logistics).(Brief Article)
• Unigistix Inc. (Names To Note).(gets new CEO and president)(Brief Article)
• northAmerican Logistics adds consulting services. (Logistics).(Brief Article)
• Is inventory optimization a mirage?
  by Ayers, Allan F
• Expanded shipping service to Africa
  by Anonymous
• Training ensures WMS results: Applied Industrial Technologies and Saks avoided the most common cause of under-performing WMS. Here's how they did it. (distribution management).(warehouse managers)
  by Aichlmayr, Mary
• Averitt express opens service center. (Integrated Carriers).(Brief Article)
• Hub Group Inc. (Names To Note).(appointments)(Brief Article)
• Looking to regulate e-commerce. (Mexico Update).(Brief Article)
• CF files Chapter 11
  by Anonymous
• Rickmers line adds stop in Gloucester
  by Anonymous
• Invest in talent to develop leaders
  by Aichlmayr, Mary
• Consolidated freightways reaches the end of the road
  by Morton, Roger
• Consolidated freightways reaches the end of the road; after 18 months of bleeding balance sheets, financing dried up, forcing the nation's third largest LTL carrier out of business.(Cover Story)
  by Jacobs, Daniel G.
• Port of Hamburg reports first-half throughput increase. (Maritime).
• Labor pains.(West Coast labor troubles)(Editorial)
  by Trunick, Perry A.
• Evergreen to launch Asian services
  by Anonymous
• Averitt Express opens service center
  by Anonymous
• Expanded shipping service to Africa. (Maritime).(Brief Article)
• Virtual Delivery Source. (Names To Note).(appointments)
• CF Files Chapter 11. (Integrated Carries).(Brief Article)