Logistics at the 2012 Summer Olympics
The two weeks of summer that everyone has been waiting for are finally here – The Olympic Games. Taking place in London, England this year, the Olympics is one of the most watched sporting events on the planet. With this much national attention, a copious amount of detail and planning must go into the preparation of the Games. This entails a huge logistical challenge in how to overcome the mass transportation of products, athletes, workers and attendees to the London Olympics. We have provided you with some Summer Olympics logistical
How to Optimize Your Supply Chain Network
Suppliers, manufacturing plants, distribution centers, and customers all make up a supply chain network. When optimizing your supply chain network, customer demand must be satisfied while keeping logistics costs steady and under control. According to Optimum Profit Consulting, “Strategic Network Optimization calculates the most optimal (highest profit or lowest cost) way to source supplies, production, and distribution across the network.”
How to Create a Successful Supply Chain Strategy
A streamlined supply chain will improve overall business operations and help your business outperform competitors. Improve your business’s supply chain strategy by implementing some of these best practices.
PLS Releases Results of 1st Annual LNG Carrier Survey
PLS has announced the results of its recently completed survey of industrial freight carriers on the use of liquefied natural gas powered trucks.
Whose WMS To Use When Outsourcing to a 3PL?
An efficient warehouse management system (WMS) is an invaluable part of a company’s distribution strategy. As omnichannel fulfillment becomes increasingly more popular and complex, WMS systems are too. Companies need to be able to plan and optimize orders quickly and accurately.
Three Benefits for Oil & Gas Companies Expanding their Freight Carrier Network
Transportation requirements in the oil & gas industry can be unique and complex, such as stringing services for line pipe delivery. Higher safety standards and the need for specialized equipment limit the base of qualified carriers, making it harder for suppliers to quickly and economically manage freight to project sites.