Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Ship lines and tariff publishers are gearing up for a race they don't know if they can win, as deadl

Japan Airlines plans to go online with the U.S. Customs' Service automatedmanifest system at

They are the dragsters of the computer industry, sleek, circuit-packed data demolishers. Where most

Europe is rich in untapped telecommunications potential, says Peter Scott, a staffer from the teleco

The lowly shipping pallet is going high-tech. Relying on sophisticated management techniques

RED CROSS TO DESIGN NATIONAL COMPUTER NETA computerized communications network is at the cor

Cooperation between paperless trading support groups is on the upswing, with bodies in the Soviet Un

National Industrial Transportation League, annual meeting. Through Nov. 20. Cincinnati Convention Ce

PS TECHNOLOGY SELLS SOFTWARE TO THAILANDState Railway of Thailand has chosen PS Technology I

Britain is the most advanced European nation in its use of paperless trading technology. But other c

Automated tracking of refrigerated railcars is getting the cold shoulder from key players in the ind

The transportation industry is rapidly discovering that if you want to move it, count it, track it o

The new U.K. port of Thamesport is about to start the first phase of a project to completely automat

Shipping is lagging other industries in the application of paperless business systems, despite the u

Computer-controlled aquariums and hibernating fish are the latest tools of airlines and ocean carrie

CALS Expo '91, a forum for the Department of Defense, Department of Commerce and industry to discuss

Britain's post office is developing a hybrid electronic data interchange service that will bridge th

Dover, the world's largest roll-on, roll-off ferry port, found that conventional paperless trading s

Matching resources with demand is one of the most important ingredients of productivity. For truckin

Global Logistics Symposium, Phase 2, Oct. 30-31. Princeton University, Princeton, N.J. Sponsored by

Ports worldwide are establishing an increasingly sophisticated and complex web of electronic links w

Responding to ocean industry calls for a postponement, the Federal MaritimeCommission grante

GTE SIGNS CONTRACT WITH DEFENSE AGENCYMCLEAN, Va. - The Defense Information Systems Agency s

Quality is one of the hottest concepts in business today. It certainly dominated many discussions he

SOFTWARE EASES LOADING OF HAZARDOUS CARGOEDISON, N.J. - Sea-Land Service Inc. has created a

British and Japanese trading partners soon will be able to send purchase orders, invoices, shipping

The Systematics Telecommunications Inc. subsidiary of Alltel Corp. Friday signed a three-year, $6.7

Global Logistics Symposium, Phase 2, Oct. 30-31. Princeton University, Princeton, N.J. Sponsored by

AMERICAN AIRLINES TO USE GTE AIRFONEGTE Airfone began installing telephones on 80 American A

Viruses are placing computers at increased risk as computer-to-computer communication accelerates.

Efficient Transportation/Traffic Management, two-day seminar sponsored by University of Toledo, Oct.

As far as Mike Cherryman is concerned, a global electronic data interchange standard is only half th

Automation and a relentlessly changing marketplace are forcing shippers to forge new and more intima

A leading supplier of electronic communications software has teamed up with a major publisher of man

Continental Bank Corp. has farmed out virtually all of its data processing activities to Internation

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Trade and transportation companies and organizations are finally reaping the benefit of years of dev

Leading European airlines are stepping up their development of "neutral" electronic communications s

Fragmentation of markets is one of the most visible fruits of the deregulation movement - and inform

Global paperless trading received a recent shot in the arm, as the number of United Nations-approved