Logistics Management - May 1, 2009

The supply chain management software and technology investment research that’s been trickling in during the past few months (logisticsmgmt.com/software) has revealed that while times have certainly been tough, a percentage of savvy shippers continue to strategically invest in new implementations and upgrades.

• Columns
• Bohman on Pricing
• Bohman on Pricing: A closer look at 2009’s GRIs
• Mulani on Excellence
• Sustainability: Your role as a supply chain leader
• Sage Advice
• Logistics: Apocalypse now
• Viewpoint
• Viewpoint: Tools for navigation

• Departments
• Management Update
• Logistics: Management Update
• Price Trends
• Logistics: Price Trends

• Features
• Global Logistics
• Vietnam and India Logistics: Strained
• Supply Chain Technology
• Logistics and Supply Chain Technology: WMS: Prompt payback
• Transportation Trends
• Air cargo: Flying Low
• Warehouse and DC
• Warehousing and Distribution Centers: 5 ways to find hidden warehouse space

• News
• Infrastructure
• Logistics News: Truckers urge “Eisenhower-like commitment” in highway bill funding
• New Services
• Logistics News: USPS market test could add a new player for LTL-like services
• Parcel
• Logistics News: DHL, UPS end negotiations for domestic airlift deal
• Trade Volumes
• Logistics News: Port Tracker report says monthly volumes hit lowest level in seven years

• Special Reports
• Continuing Education
• Supply Chain Education: Bracing for the Future
• U.S. Port Update
• U.S. Ports Update: Shifting Tides