Logistics Management - May 1, 2000

The International Warehouse Logistics Association has appointed Joel R. Hoiland as its new president and CEO. Hoiland replaces Michael Jenkins, who resigned from the post in December.

• Two more industry deals announced

• INDUSTRY AWARDS
• Shipper group honors LTL, parcel carriers

• International News
• Customs funding proposal heads for a showdown

• Market Watch
• CARRIER COSTS AND DEMANDS AFFECTING TRANSPORTATION SERVICE PRICES
• Recent Price Trends in Transportation Services
• Market Watch

• New Products and Services
• RACKS AND SHELVING
• New Products and Services

• New Technology
• New Technology
• Software

• News and Analysis
• BORDER LINES
• DOING BUSINESS
• News Capsule
• STB moves to revise railroad merger rules
• For the record
• AIR CARGO
• Heavy-airfreight market lost altitude last year
• Augello on Law and Regulation
• Will your 3PL protect your interests?
• Bohman on Pricing
• A way to avoid the pallet "penalty"
• CUSTOMS
• Importers' bill seeks entry simplification
• GLOBAL LOGISTICS
• Ocean, NFC merger focuses on growth
• Logistics Briefing
• PEOPLE
• Services
• MOTOR CARRIERS
• Con-Way expands Canadian operations
• Quinn on Supply Chain Management
• Back to blocking and tackling
• RAILROADS
• CSX to improve track maintenance
• REGULATION
• Shipper group urges changes in classification system
• inventory
• U.S. firms improve inventory turns

• SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
• return to sender

• Systems integration
• ENDANGERED SPECIES

• TRANSPORTATION SPOTLIGHT
• Shifting GEARS

• Technology News
• HighwayMaster changes its name
• Study says tomorrow's WMS buyers will be choosier
• RFID makers submit standards plan to ISO

• Technology in Action
• RF helps Hasbro get ahead of the game

• Up Front
• An executive summary of industry news
• Up Front

• Viewpoint
• The ultimate perishable

• case study
• Logistics to the rescue

• logistics fundamentals
• Customs proposal could ease importers' burden

• special report
• re-inventing the public warehouse