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LOGISTICS TODAY
NEWS and VIEWS
From the editors of
In This October 26, 2009 Issue:
PC*Miler Rail 16 Now Available
Rail Group Applauds National Rail Plan
Xata Debuts New Reefer Management Capability
Global Forwarder Supports Inttra eInvoice
ABF Reports Results; Announces New CEO
Hub Group Reports Profit Amid Seasonal Intermodal Improvement
UPS Reports Results; Improved Volumes
LAST WEEK'S MOST READ ARTICLES

Operations & Strategy
PC*Miler Rail 16 Now Available
ALK Technologies Inc., announced the availability of PC*MILER Rail 16, the latest version of its rail routing, mileage and mapping software solution.
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Rail Group Applauds National Rail Plan
The Association of American Railroads (AAR) applauded the Federal Railroad Administration's (FRA) Preliminary National Rail Plan and its recognition that freight rail's investment in infrastructure maintenance and capacity enhancements meets national safety, reliability and capacity needs.
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Xata Debuts New Reefer Management Capability
Xata Corp. announced the release of a new reefer management and temperature monitoring solution that integrates with XATANET fleet management tools.
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Global Markets
Global Forwarder Supports Inttra eInvoice
DB Schenker will be working with Inttra on an eInvoice implementation. Inttra is an e-commerce platform provider for the ocean freight industry.
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Logistics Services
ABF Reports Results; Announces New CEO
Though tonnage-per-day levels at less-than-truckload carrier ABF declined 10.1% year-on-year in the third quarter, October declines slowed to 7%. Earnings per share beat some analyst estimates, coming in at a net loss of $0.23 vs. an expected loss of $0.36 per share.
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Hub Group Reports Profit Amid Seasonal Intermodal Improvement
Revenues were off 24% in the current third quarter for Hub Group. The intermodal services company posted revenues of $389 million in the quarter.
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UPS Reports Results; Improved Volumes
Volume trends are improving as a result of a stabilizing economic environment, said UPS as it reported third-quarter results.
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News Review
LAST WEEK'S MOST READ ARTICLES
These three were the articles most read in last week's edition.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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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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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