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Commentary
People -- January 24, 2005
JOC Team |
Block Imaging International, a radiology equipment reseller based in DeWitt, Mich., named Paul Crawf
New trucker crisis brewing
BY PETER TIRSCHWELL |
The following is an anecdote from the president of an NVOCC about a recent experience with port truc
It's been tried before
BY GARY FERRULLI |
I read with interest Bill Mongelluzzo's article in the Dec. 22 JoC about the potential for a large s
Expect smoother traffic, higher rates
BY LAWRENCE H KAUFMAN |
The growth of intermodal was one of the big stories of 2004. Traffic increased across the board and
The invisible industry
BY JOSEPH BONNEY |
Viewed from the highway, they're bland and indistinguishable - vast, rectangular buildings with flat
Whose Highways?
Paul Page |
When the Union Pacific Railroad issued an embargo last week on intermodal freight moving out of Sout
People -- January 17, 2005
JOC Team |
CP Ships, the British container ship company, named several new executives to its financial group as
Commentary -- Getting Off the Highway Bill
Tom Downs |
I have a working assumption that will seem unwarranted to most, but if you will suspend judgme
Protecting and enhancing global commerce
BY ROBERT C. BONNER |
I believe that 2005 will be the year of internationalization of a strategy to better secure the inte
No applause for the WCO
BY WILLIAM G. "JERRY" PECK |
If you've been following the numerous articles and press releases over the past year about the World
Life-and-death logistics
BY JOSEPH BONNEY |
Like millions of others, I've spent much of the last two weeks following the terrible news of the ts
Supplying Relief
Paul Page |
It's not your typical supply chain, the kind we usually write about that starts in a raw materials s
No time to waste
BY BILL MONGELLUZZO |
The U.S. freight-transportation industry is on the brink of an infrastructure meltdown, but only a f
People -- January 10, 2005
JOC Team |
The Intermodal Association of North America named its new officers for 2005: Chairman Barry D. Micha
Commentary -- Managing 'Anti-Americanism'
Kurt Kuehn |
We're all aware of troubling perceptions of American brands abroad. Collectively, we are painted wit
Trade, jobs and radical politics
BY B.Z. KHASRU |
Bangladesh's apparel industry and economy face a grave danger. It comes from stiff U.S. tariffs on t
Y2K + 5
BY TED PRINCE |
Just five years ago, the world was paralyzed with fear about the potential technical failure from th
Insecure Logistics
Paul Page |
The Department of Homeland Security hit the nail on the head the other day when it described the sec
Lessons learned
BY JOSEPH BONNEY |
If there was any doubt that supply-chain management is a CEO-level concern, it was dispelled last ye
Looking Ahead
Paul Page |
The logistics world's sobering question of 2004 came just as the industry was taking stock of the la
Protectionism won't help shrimpers
BY WALLY STEVENS |
As Alan Field's article, "Shrimp producers cast wider net," in the Dec. 6 JoC points out, "U.S. shri
Stranger things have happened
BY JOSEPH BONNEY |
This year wouldn't have been complete without one last rumor. It came from Arkansas, where a busines
Considering the alternatives
BY LAWRENCE H KAUFMAN |
Congestion at the twin ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles is so pervasive that it has stimulated ta
Numbers can lie
BY PETER TIRSCHWELL |
I hate to throw cold water on an appealing idea, but I feel compelled to do so. That appealing idea
Tirschwell: Making security a priority
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
[Editor's Note: The following is the text of remarks delivered by Journal of Commerce Vice President
Smart boxes, smart users
BY JOSEPH BONNEY |
They've been talking since Sept. 11 about "smart" boxes - containers with technology to detect tampe
What They Mean
Paul Page |
We've had the pleasure in recent weeks of witnessing meetings in which carriers, logistics providers
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
Violating the Paper Reduction Act<br><br>"Oh, it's only a paper form."<br><br>(Nat "King" Cole)<br><
What was accomplished, what wasn't
WILLIAM G. "JERRY" PECK |
It's hard for me to believe that this year is already coming to a close. Despite the overwhelming vi
C-TPAT back on the agenda
BY PETER TIRSCHWELL |
It takes only a cursory scan of industry news in recent weeks to realize that C-TPAT is back in the
Beyond Sarbanes-Oxley
BY GORDON FULLER |
For almost two years I have been speaking to clients and industry leaders about how Sarbanes-Oxley w
USPS: A Valued Partner
Jerry Hempstead |
<br><br> Innovation may not be the first word that springs to mind when thinking of the U.S. Po
By Design
Paul Page |
Welcome to Traffic World. The magazine you are holding or reading online is, on its surface, a new d
Europe View: Getting down to business
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
LONDON -- The new European Commission looks like it's about to get serious about transport, raising
Ocean Winds
By Paul Page |
Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>Anyone interested in reliving the romance of life on the
Always someone worse off
JOC Team |
Whenever I'm having a rough day at work, I think back to a gray winter afternoon more than 15 years
Can the DOT rescue LA-Long Beach?
BY PETER TIRSCHWELL |
Last week, one of our JoC Online headlines proclaimed, "Congestion over at LA-Long Beach," and, stri
Carrier Overpayment Refunds
BY COLIN BARRETT |
Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>Q:<br><br>A carrier that is being overpaid on freight bil
Needed: counterweight to political rhetoric
BY ROBERT F. CATON |
If you saw the motion picture "American President," you may recall the scene when Michael Douglas's
Good news for shippers
BY THOMAS A. LAFFEY |
Shippers and logistics providers will be as pleased as I was to learn that a new transportation cove
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