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The Top Now That’s Logistics Blog Posts for 2020

Now, That's Logistics

Here’s a rundown of our top-ranked blogs from 2020: #1) A Focus on Health and Safety in the Warehousing Environment. In this blog, Peter Nordstrom, DB Schenker’s Head of Ocean for the Americas, details the current ocean shipping environment and shares his advice to shippers who are planning their supply chains for the remainder of the year.

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Shipsta by Freightos Introduces Rate Refresh: The Future of Agile Procurement in 2025

Freightos

Recent research across 50+ procurement professionals found them most concerned with the impact of external factors on operations, with rising costs ( 55% ), geopolitical disruptions ( 45% ) and capacity constraints ( 38% ) at the top concerns.

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The Essential Role of Warehouse Management Systems in Optimizing Cold Chain Operations

3PL Links

To illustrate this better, imagine the following example: a perishable food supply chain. From infrastructure and technology issues to operational and regulatory challenges, each element of the supply chain faces its own obstacles that demand innovative and effective solutions.

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Managing Operating Costs in the Chemical industry

Trinity Logistics

However, raw materials costs have been rising recently, along with additional operating costs in the chemical industry. How can chemical manufacturers better manage their operating costs? In this blog, we’ll take a walk through what chemical manufacturers are currently facing and how they can better manage their operating expenses.

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Ensuring Safe Cargo: Steve Banasiak on East Coast Warehouse’s CES Operations

ECW

Steve shared insights on the Centralized Examination Station (CES) operations, the challenges of managing CES, and the critical role they play in ensuring the safety and compliance of cargo entering and leaving the United States. The funny thing about being a CES operator is that the business volume isn’t guaranteed.

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Implementing an ERP System for Manufacturing Part 1

SYSPRO Smarter ERP

The next crucial step is a successful manufacturing ERP implementation to maximize your investment and streamline operations. There are elements, or dimensions, of change that need to be considered in the planning, implementation, and ongoing operation of the ERP system. That was the first step. This will be covered in Part 2.

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Assemble-to-Order manufacturing Part 2: ERP solutions to improve operations

SYSPRO Smarter ERP

With a manufacturing operation based on Assemble-to-order (ATO) , success hinges on being able to get products to customers quickly. To handle all these different aspects of the business, an ERP system can deliver significant benefits in making sure operations and processes run efficiently.