Logistics Management - October 1, 1999
Cover Story
Rails challenge STB over market dominance
The railroad industry has gone to court to challenge a Surface Transportation Board (STB) decision that eliminated product and geographic competition as factors in determining market dominance.
- 21ST CENTURY LOGISTICS
- BUSINESS ISSUES
- GIANTS OF SHIPPING
- Global Logistics
- Logistics Tech
- New Technology
- Enhanced WMS Package Available
- Manufacturing Package Accommodates Euro Currency
- Intermec Mobile Computer Offers Easy Upgradeability
- Markpoint Unveils Two New Printers
- Software Fosters Internet Collaboration
- Technology News
- Software Vendor Teams Up With Bar-Code Provider
- New Corporate Identity for Locator System Vendor
- SAP Makes Supply Chain Moves
- Technology in Action
- Web browsers come to the warehouse
- Logistics best practices
- New Products & Services
- Linde Forklift Boasts Several New Features
- Packaging Material Helps Increase Production
- GM Powertrain Offers Medium-Duty Engines
- Folding Steel Containers Aid Parts Storage
- Seton Introduces Labeling System
- Door Seals Save Energy, Money
- Berm Contains Chemical Spills
- Forklift Safety System Increases Stability
- DDC/MTU Offer New Diesel Engines
- Fleet & Powertrain Components
- Bosal Introduces Exhaust Products Catalog
- "Silent Partner" Muffler Reduces Noise
- Cummins ISX Engine Available in 565 and 600 HP
- I-6 Engines Built for Strength, Durability
- Opti-Lube Transmission Lubrication Improves Performance
- New Cat 3412E Offers Enhanced Power
- Eaton Introduces "Lightning Series" Transmission
- News & Analysis
- DOING BUSINESS
- CSX Transportation reorganizes, cuts jobs
- BORDER LINES
- Augello on Law & Regulation
- A breakthrough for truck brokers
- Bohman on Pricing
- A breakthrough on density ratings?
- Copacino on Strategy
- A new direction in strategic planning
- E-COMMERCE
- Successful online selling depends on logistics
- Foster on Third-Party Service
- Dot-com retailers give 3PLs their big chance
- HIGHWAY RESTRICTIONS
- As states flex muscles, some fear trucking may suffer
- INTERNATIONAL
- Global shippers to form network
- LABOR
- Truckers at Northwest ports settle--for now
- LOGISTICS SERVICES
- NS, CSX still working on Conrail
- Logistics Briefing
- Ronald J. Conway
- TRANSTEK Solutions Inc.
- Ed McCain
- Victor Guinasso
- William M. Hart
- Comcar Industries Inc.
- Michael K. Lorelli
- Freightliner Corp.
- Dennis L. Salo
- Pitt Ohio
- Robert V. Williams
- DATEBOOK
- William "Bill" Liberato
- Yellow Freight System
- Direct Container Line Inc.
- RESEARCH
- Logistics execs focusing on supply chain, e-commerce
- TECHNOLOGY
- UPS, Oracle to develop software
- THE LAW
- Preston case tests bankruptcy procedures
- Parting Shot
- SOFTWARE INTEGRATION
- Transportation Spotlight
- Up Front
- An executive summary of industry news
- The only Class 1 railroad deemed "revenue adequate"
- A threat to maritime rate confidentiality
- The handling of hazardous-materials emergencies
- Where's a good pallet when you need one?
- Shippers who urge carriers to deliver loads in violation of safety regulations
- Two of the nation's biggest household-goods movers
- The growth of the air-express industry
- The Environmental Protection Agency is offering a list of companies
- The issue of tired drivers, pilots, and engineers
- Air shipments are up by a third
- A conventional decision:
- This year's version of Logistics Trends,
- Viewpoint
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