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6 Critical Success Factors in Distribution Network Design

Logistics Bureau

If you’ve followed our blog over the years, you’ll know that we’ve shared lots of information about distribution network design, why it’s vital to get it right, how long it should take, the importance of reviewing the network every so often, and various elements of design such as determining the number of warehouses and where to locate them.

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How IoT Brings Railway Efficiency to Dutch Rail Network

IoT World Today

ProRail manages the Dutch rail network (owned by Nederlandse Spoorwegen ). For industry participants, data analysis presents an opportunity to optimize railway operations without adding costly infrastructure. “We Data generated by IoT sensors enables ProRail to understand conditions it couldn’t previously, with human analysis alone.

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Virtual Carrier Network – Your Shipping Carrier, Rate, & Service Solution

Ship Monk

Of course it would, and that’s why ShipMonk exists. However, the element that takes our shipping solutions to new heights is our “Virtual Carrier Network” (VCN). What is a Virtual Carrier Network? If you haven’t heard of a Virtual Carrier Network before, don’t worry. Take COVID for example.

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The Long and Short of Designing a Distribution Network

Logistics Bureau

I’ve noticed a trend in recent years in that when businesses want to check their distribution networks or design a distribution network , they immediately jump into loads and loads of detail. Four Ways to Streamline Your Network Design. I’ve been doing network design for all of 25 years. Bring in the Whiteboard.

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Thailand Distribution Network Design: Should You Optimise or Wait?

Logistics Bureau

Big changes are on the cards for Thailand’s transportation infrastructure, assuming the government’s plans to upgrade road and rail networks between now and 2022 come to fruition. Should you wait for the highway improvements and new dual track railway lines to be completed, or go ahead and review your network design anyway?

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Truck fleet management: How are my trucks performing in the market?

FreightWaves SONAR

By using strong management and analysis processes, supply chains can maximize value and stay competitive. Of course, that all depends on seeing the activities that are occurring, benchmarking current carrier operations and continuously improving. Streamline data capture and analysis. Download the White Paper.

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Health Supply Chains: Checking in with Deborah Dull

Logistics Bureau

There are not the networks that we’re used to seeing, and most everything is pen and paper. Challenge #2: Underdeveloped Networks. Another challenge is that the idea of a developed network doesn’t exist. Challenge #1: Demand Visibility. So that’s one big tough one. Kenya is a big exception.