Transport, Trade and Regulation News

International Business Machines Corp. will begin testing an onboard computerized tracking, monitorin

The good news is that moving data from computers in trucks and other mobile locations is getting eas

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K mart Corp. is installing a $5.5 million automated distribution system at its Atlantajust-in-time w

JUDGE DROPS PORTIONS FROM APPLE LAWSUITSAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge dismissed all

J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., one of the nation's largest truckload carriers, has cut deadhead

McNally-Wellman Bulk Material Handling Equipment Seminar. April 23-24. Seventh annual meeting.Pittsb

Consolidated Rail Corp.'s new $25 million technology center is the latest in a series of gold-plated

A big green locomotive at the head of a train in Montana looks no differentfrom the other un

TASTES GREAT. LESS FILLING. Executives at Global Logistics Venture have kept such a tight li

Singapore has announced plans to take the electronic data interchange concept to its logical conclus

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A basic tenet at the Harvard Business School is that a company is more likely to go bankrupt by char

McNally-Wellman Bulk Material Handling Equipment Seminar. April 23-24. Seventh annual meeting. Pitts

Spain's new high-speed train is a technological beauty, but as far as the rest of Europe is concerne

Yesterday's T-squares and drafting boards are being replaced by computerized drawing systems at port

Looking to speed communications in its computer network, Sea-Land Service Inc. is installing advance

Transportation companies looking to break out from the pack are turning to information technology as

Air express carriers have built vast and complex electronic infrastructures to handle the demands of

A decision on Hong Kong's first electronic data interchange system is being pushed further back, the

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

Security is tight on the Maasvlakte, where a new state-of-the-art terminal for Sea-Land Service Inc.

WORLD TRADE RELEASES FORWARDER SOFTWAREPORTLAND, Ore. - World Trade Services Inc. has just r

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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