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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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

If the U.S. Olympic bobsled team turns in a better performance at this month's Winter Games than it

Just when executives thought it was safe to put their budgets to bed, a new wave of data processing

The U.S. Customs Service's drive to establish electronic links with air carriers has made a major st

Lufthansa German Airlines and Emery Worldwide chose to develop computer software that enabled them t

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SANTA FE HELPS TRACK EARTHQUAKE ACTIVITYSCHAUMBURG, Ill. - Atchison, Topeka and Sant

In what has been described as the greatest change in radio-at-sea communications in over 90 years, a

Computers are telling cargo where to go. If ever there was an application custom-made for th

A fire and a simple flat tire that destroyed Japan's experimental magnetic levitation train last yea

Spaceport Florida, a state-funded "gateway to the stars" launched in 1989 to pursue commercial space

Advanced information technologies and electronic data interchange networks could slash global tradin

Delays are looming for a Federal Maritime Commission project to automate the filing of ocean industr

Olivetti: 3.,2% Compaq Computer: 6%NEC: 7.2%Apple: 10.7%ABM: 14.8%Ot

SPACE WORKERS PROTEST IN FORMER SOVIET UNIONMOSCOW - Space controllers, once among t

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Air cargo executives have selected four finalists to develop a U.S. air cargo reservation system.

Automation's latest transportation victim soon may be the crowded, noisy, confusing dispatcher's off

The superconductivity scientists tapped a little more copper into the nitric acid as they explained

What was a buzzword for retailers a few years ago is fast becoming an essential tool - butin a way f

The Airbus A320, one of which crashed in France last week killing 87 people, has beendogged by contr

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Long the province of technologically sophisticated companies handling extremely time-sensitive, ship

The Federal Maritime Commission has taken one of the most crucial steps in the development of its Au