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Supply Chain

businesswire | March 29, 2023

Honda Trading Asia Co., Ltd. has selected to digitally transform its supply chain planning capabilities with Blue Yonder. The company will implement Blue Yonder’s demand planning, supply planning, and inventory optimization solutions. HTAS, a subsidiary company of Honda Trading Corporation, supplies parts, equipment, dyes, and molds to meet customer demands on automobile production and assembly lines, as well as procures raw materials such as steel, aluminum, plastic, and re...

Government Technology | March 10, 2020

The New York state Capital Region needs to prepare for revolutionary changes in transportation technology while also concentrating on the costly business of rehabilitating or replacing aging highways and other infrastructure, according to a newly drafted 30-year regional transportation spending plan. The technological changes in coming years will include more widespread adoption of electric and self-driving vehicles and more use of shared cars, bicycles and e-scooters -- and planners need to con...

Freight

DHL | November 27, 2020

In a declaration made by DPDHL, the organization reports that startup digital freight platform Saloodo! stays on course for its extension. It has been declared that the platform is now ready for global road freight transports. Launched in Germany in 2017, the instinctive and easy to use stage has consistently developed, going into a few European markets, just as the Middle East and Africa preceding its most recent declaration. The global launch of the digital platfo...

Logistics

MIDCOM | January 18, 2022

The demand for eCommerce is continuing to rise in 2022 fueled by the Covid-19 pandemic. As more people turn to online shopping, logistics companies in the United States are put under increased pressure to match this need. However, labor shortages are making it difficult for the logistics industry to keep up. Currently, the warehousing and logistics industry has a record number of job openings but not nearly enough workers to fill them. This discrepancy is predicted to get even wor...