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LOGISTICS TODAY
NEWS and VIEWS
From the editors of
In This October 19, 2009 Issue:
ATC Logistics & Electronics Adds Transportation Management
ClickSoftware Acquires AiPoint
Oldest Working Barcode Device Discovered
UPP Technology Delivers H1N1 Vaccine Registration System
Cargo Protection Group Sees Record Growth
Produce Industry Leaders Seek Harmonization
Barr-Nunn Celebrates 27 years
Evans Network Acquires Assets of Land Transportation
September Rail Intermodal Numbers Highest in 2009
LAST WEEK'S MOST READ ARTICLES

Operations & Strategy
ATC Logistics & Electronics Adds Transportation Management
ATC Logistics & Electronics (ATCLE), a subsidiary of ATC Technology Corp. (ATC), has introduced a transportation management system (TMS) to help customers reduce transportation expense.
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ClickSoftware Acquires AiPoint
ClickSoftware Technologies Ltd. announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the assets of AiPoint, a company that develops and sells shift planning solutions.
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Oldest Working Barcode Device Discovered
Mobile technology services company Ryzex announced it has found what it believes to be the oldest working barcode device. As part of “The Big Upgrade” competition sponsored by Psion Teklogix, the company invited entries over a two-month period.
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UPP Technology Delivers H1N1 Vaccine Registration System
Upp Technology has developed and delivered a Web-based solution for the Center for Disease Control and Prevention to perform data collection and reporting and to accommodate thousands of vaccine providers' ordering and reporting needs.
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Global Markets
Cargo Protection Group Sees Record Growth
Despite the economic downturn, the Transported Asset Protection Association shows growth.
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Produce Industry Leaders Seek Harmonization
A group of some 50 produce industry leaders from every stage of the supply chain came together to begin work on a major initiative to drive harmonization of standards and audits for Good Agricultural Practices.
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Logistics Services
Barr-Nunn Celebrates 27 years
Barr-Nunn has grown to a fleet of 500 trucks and 1,600 trailers since it was founded in 1982. Started by Bob Sturgeon as Sturgeon Truck Lines with 10 trucks, the company later bought Barr-Nunn and merged the two operations.
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Evans Network Acquires Assets of Land Transportation
The Evans Network of Companies will expand into new areas with the acquisition of the container drayage, domestic truckload, and brokerage assets of Land Transportation and Phoenix Transit and Logistics, the company said.
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September Rail Intermodal Numbers Highest in 2009
September intermodal units were the hightest since November 2008 says the Assocation of American Railroads (AAR).
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News Review
LAST WEEK'S MOST READ ARTICLES
These three were the articles most read in last week's edition.

  • DOT Issues Lithium Battery Shipping Advisory
    Aviation and transportation safety officials warned of potential hazards of air shipment of lithium batteries.

  • DHL Deploys Disaster Response Teams
    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.

  • TIA Announces Updated Temperature Controlled Course
    The Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA) announced it will offer a newly updated and revised Internet based temperature control transportation course.
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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
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F. No formal training programs or plans

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