Logistics Management - March 1, 2008

The median salary of logistics and supply chain professionals hasn’t budged from $80,000 for the past three years according to our recent survey of 1,228 logistics professionals. However, there is a silver lining to this year’s research: A surprising 57 percent of Logistics Management readers said that they’re satisfied with their logistics and supply chain careers despite the slowdown in pay increases.

• Columns
• Andel on Distribution
• Andel on Distribution: Inventory managers hold keys to economy
• Bohman on Pricing
• Bohman on Pricing: Consider all services and pricing options
• Mulani on Excellence
• Mulani on Supply Chain Excellence: 5 tips for growing in the "multi-polar world"
• Sage Advice
• Sage Advice: Singing the praises of intermodalism
• Viewpoint
• Viewpoint: Logistics salaries are stuck, but you don't need to be

• Departments
• Management Update
• Management Update
• Price Trends
• Price Trends

• Features
• Global Logistics
• Global Logistics: 2008 3PL Utilization Survey reveals a new twist
• Supply Chain Technology
• Logistics and Supply Chain Technology: Tapping the potential of smart containers
• Transportation Trends
• 2008 Intermodal Roundtable: Ready to get on board?
• Warehouse and DC
• Warehouse and DC Management: Part 2/Zooming in on the perfect site

• News
• Economic Stimulus
• Logistics News and Analysis: How will Bush’s stimulus package affect shippers, economy?
• Transportation Infrastructure
• Logistics News and Analysis: Obama calls for a National Infrastructure Reinvestment Bank
• Trucking
• Logistics News and Analysis: Labor peace in hand, national LTLs eye pricing recovery

• Special Reports
• Quarterly Transportation Market Update
• Special Report: Is 2008 trucking’s bounce back year?
• Special Report
• Special Report: Top 10 North American ports roll with the changes