Logistics Management - April 1, 1998

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• ANNUAL SALARY SURVEY
• What's in a title?

• INTERMODAL REPORT
• Intermodal stands strong

• International News
• Korean port expansions come at a tough time
• Logistics events take root in Latin America

• Logistics Online
• Using UseNet is a challenge, but rewards are great

• Market Watch
• Recent price trends in Transportation Services
• Labor
• Water
• Rail
• Fuel
• Trucking
• Air

• New Products & Services
• New Bags Protect Against Moisture Damage
• DXI Introduces OceanRate-Vista 3.0
• Brawny, but not too big
• Thermo King Introduces "Whisper Edition" Refrigeration System
• Brawny, but not too big
• Brawny, but not too big
• Brawny, but not too big
• Brawny, but not too big
• Carton Flow Track Saves Space
• New Pallet Offers More Impact Resistance
• Brawny, but not too big
• Brawny, but not too big
• Brawny, but not too big
• Brawny, but not too big
• Brawny, but not too big

• New Technology
• Software Helps Track Employees
• Device Connects Accessories to Ethernet
• Software
• Cambar Adds Internet Ordering Capabilities
• Export Compliance Solution Available

• News & Analysis
• Dream team?
• Union Pacific backups persist
• Augello on Law & Regulation
• Preserving freight-transportation history
• Bohman on Pricing
• How to control returned-goods freight costs
• Border Lines
• Border Lines
• Border Lines
• Border Lines
• Border Lines
• CONGRESS
• Transportation funding runson empty
• Copacino on Strategy
• The IT-enabled supply chain: Key to future success
• Currie on HazMat
• Consumer commodities vs. limited quantities
• DOING BUSINESS
• Doing Business
• Doing Business
• Doing Business
• Doing Business
• Doing Business
• Doing Business
• Logistics Briefing
• Services
• Services
• Services
• Services
• Services
• MARITIME
• Politics beach ocean reform
• People
• People
• People
• People
• People
• People
• People
• RAILROADS
• Texas official calls for government to take action on UP
• REGULATION
• STB raises user fees
• TECHNOLOGY
• Strong growth predicted for APS software
• Make the machine fit the man...or woman
• THE INTERNET
• UPS plans document delivery over the Internet
• THIRD PARTIES
• Caliber looks to EDS for IT support
• TRANSIT TIMES
• Truckload on-time performance falters again
• WAREHOUSING
• Survey finds warehousing held in high esteem

• OUTSOURCING CASEBOOK
• Outsource the function, not the process

• Parting Shot
• Join the unhooked generation

• SUPPLY-CHAIN MANAGEMENT
• Mass Customization: How logistics makes it happen

• Technology News
• TECSYS Adds Financial Expertise
• KPMG Forms Alliance With Manugistics
• InterTrans Strikes Two Deals to Expand Its Product Line
• Calling All Symbol Equipment Users
• Symbol and Computer Associates Join Forces to Promote Wireless Communications
• i2 to Merge With InterTrans
• Manhattan Associates Buys Performance Analysis
• J.D. Edwards 'Formalizes' Its Alliances
• Third Party Jumps Into WMS Market

• Technology in Action
• Revving up warehousecommunications

• Up Front
• An executive summary of industry news
• The supply-chain management software market
• Intermodal containers are a little less contained
• Leading companies may cut procurement costs
• It seems that motor vehicles
• Not all communities have benefited from airline deregulation
• What was gone is back
• Participants in the annual supply-chain management survey
• Speaking of supply-chain management
• Toll collections won't slow down motorists in Singapore
• Economic value-added (EVA) performance has been a disappointment
• What do you do when the power goes out?

• Viewpoint
• Education and prosperity

• WMS/Consultant Alliances
• Buddy system
• 3PL and WMS Alliances