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Isuzu Commercial Truck of America, Inc. introduced a Priority
Service Maintenance Program that guarantees preventive maintenance costs
with fixed parts and labor expenses for three to six years depending on
the term, mileage and utilization.
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Aviation and transportation safety officials warned of
potential hazards of air shipment of lithium batteries.
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Activant Solutions Inc. and rfXcel Corp. have signed a
partnership agreement. The two will provide Activant customers with the
ability to trace pharmaceuticals and ingredients from origin to
destination, says rfXcel.
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Deutsche Post DHL has deployed a Disaster Response Team (DRT)
to Padang Airport in Indonesia at the invitation of the United Nations.
The team has already started handling first incoming aircraft, bringing
in medical supplies and generators, says DHL.
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Clear View Technologies,, an innovator of real-time asset
management systems for the hospitality and pharmaceuticals industries,
has selected Riverwood Solutions for sourcing and supply chain
management services.
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The Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA) announced
it will offer a newly updated and revised Internet based temperature
control transportation course.
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These three were the articles most read in last week's
edition.
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Employee Training and
Education
With budget cuts and staff cuts, how do you keep skills current?
A. More cross training
B. More on-the-job training
C. Hiring only degreed or certified workers
D. In-house training
E. Outside workshops and training
F. No formal training programs or plans
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