Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. April 1. Hoboken, N.J. Monthly meeting of New York

The international freight industry is showing reluctance to fully adopt electronic data interchange

Exporters are facing strict enforcement of the controversial harbor maintenance fee for the first ti

INFONET ESTABLISHES TELECOM UNIT IN TAIWANEL SEGUNDO, Calif. - Global telecommunications net

Tariff automation software and publishing companies face an uncertain futurebecause too many

A relatively new category of software known as distribution resource planning (DRP) is allowing dist

International Ocean and Air Transportation: Planning, Negotiating and Managing the Move. March 23-25

In an about-face, Western Digital Corp. said last week it soon will market an inexpensive circuit bo

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Changing a tire on a moving car: That's how executives of management information systems describe a

Airlines computerizing their relationships with the U.S. Customs Service soon may gain new advantage

Ship lines are investing millions of dollars to bring the human element back into theirrelationships

In a case reminiscent of Gilbert P. Hyatt - the Southern California inventor who came out of the blu

ORDERNET HOPES TO SELL EDI SOFTWARE IN ASIADUBLIN, Ohio - Ordernet Services is tryin

QuickResponse '92. March 17-18. Retail automation conference and exhibit. Hyatt Regency Chicago Hote

With the U.S. economy mired in a prolonged slump, the road to profitability is becoming anever steep

Britain's Customs and Excise is about to automate the export side of the united trade equation.<

Little wonder Delta Air Lines hails its new Atlanta international cargo building as a primary illust

Delta Air Lines can lay claim to operating the world's most inefficient fleet of bumper cars. At the

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Outflanked by simpler technologies and rendered obsolete by more complex systems, ship line PC-based

The story headlined "Ship Liners Going Full Ahead on ATFI Despite Delay in Start-Up" on Page 3B Marc

They laughed at Christopher Columbus. They also laughed at Louis Saia III, which is not to put Mr. S

TRUCKING ASSOCIATION REVISES GUIDE TO EDIALEXANDRIA, Va. - American Trucking Associa

High technology and international competition could deliver a knockout punch to regions of the Unite

Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. March 3. New York. Monthly meeting of New York met

Fleet Call Inc., Rutherford, N.J., has become the latest company to join a consortium dedicated to e

Never believe your own press releases. That's a favorite saying in the entertainment industry. But i

Ship lines, tariff publishers and other maritime interests are pleased with the Federal Maritime Com

The carefree days of the long-distance trucker soon may be over. Drivers no longer will get away wit

While programs to establish electronic links with customers have not always lived up to expectations

Transportation companies are increasingly linking their computers to telephone lines to transmit and

Members of the European Community are moving to restructure their independent telecommunications sys

Just a few years ago bar codes were complex, expensive technology that only the most sophisticated e

Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s effective use of electronic communications systems may be a boon to the compa

COMSAT LINKS 100 JETS WITH GROUND FACILITIESA total of 100 commercial aircraft now can commu

Intermodal Association of North America. First annual meeting. Feb. 24-27. Peabody Hotel, Orlando, F

Mention electronic data interchange and the former Soviet Union in the same sentence to a forwarder

Council of Logistics Management. North Texas round table. Feb. 13. Doubletree Hotel at Park West, Da

CN North America is gearing up for a pilot project to clear railed import cargo electronically throu