Logistics Management - August 1, 2009
Cover Story
2009 Quest for Quality Awards: REGIONAL LTL: Best use of special effects
Some analysts say they’re using mirrors. Others say they’re using green screens and computer-generated imagery to give the illusion of success during the worst freight downturn we may ever see. No matter what method they’re using to stay relevant, the Regional LTL winners listed on this page deserve a special round of applause.
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- Viewpoint
- Viewpoint: The envelope please...
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- 2009 Quest for Quality Awards: TRUCKLOAD: Truckload method actors
- 2009 Quest for Quality Awards: NATIONAL LTL: High drama on the open road
- 2009 Quest for Quality Awards: THIRD-PARTY LOGISTICS: Kings of networking
- 2009 Quest for Quality Awards: AIR CARRIERS: Still flying high
- 2009 Quest for Quality Awards: FREIGHT FORWARDERS: Best foreign performance
- 2009 Quest for Quality Awards: OCEAN CARRIERS: Comeback story coming soon
- Logistics Management's 2009 Quest for Quality Awards: The Envelope Please...
- 2009 Quest for Quality Awards: RAIL/INTERMODAL: Rising stars
- Global Logistics
- Shipper profile: HP traces outsourcing back to its roots
- Supply Chain Technology
- Supply Chain and Logistics Technology: Pitching TMS
- Transportation Trends
- Logistics Roundtable: Straight talk on green
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- Warehouse and DC Management: Lift truck financing: Time to wheel and deal
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- Logistics News and Analysis: Norfolk Southern CEO calls for increased railroad infrastructure investment
- Less-Than-Truckload
- Logistics News and Analysis: YRCW reaches tentative deal with Teamsters
- Trucking
- Logistics News and Analysis: ATA makes its case for longer, heavier trucks
- Unions
- Logistics News and Analysis: Card Check provision may be removed from EFCA
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