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The Promise and Peril of Generative AI for Supply Chains

Logistics Viewpoints

For knowledge management, imagine generative AI primed to intelligently search all of a company’s internal documentation to solve all kinds of problems from “how did we do this before” to “how do I do this now.” Generative AI may be the gateway to seamless computer collaboration with a user interface far beyond what we experience today.

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State of the art Logistics Campus

Logistics Business Magazine

The development also incorporates MUGA sports pitches, allotments, edible planting, wildflower grasslands, extensive networks of footpaths to encourage cardiovascular exercise and external break out areas for staff wellbeing. The post State of the art Logistics Campus appeared first on Logistics Business® Magazine.

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Mitigating the risk of quarantine and COVID-19 testing for seafarers

Shipping and Freight Resource

The COVID-19 pandemic has made it incredibly difficult to facilitate crew changes on ships and despite collaboration and cooperation with many stakeholders in the industry, this problem still remains unresolved and there are still around 200 000 odd seafarers estimated to be trapped on board.

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This Week in Logistics News (December 4-8, 2017)

Talking Logistics

My exercise plans for the weekend are set. We decided to collaborate with Descartes because of their expertise in multi-modal transportation messaging and customs filing. We’re supposed to get our first plowable snow of the season tomorrow, which means I need to head outside and rake and bag the remaining leaves on my lawn.

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6 Toyota Experts Share How They Apply Lean Management Principles

Conger

Responsibility can be shared; being in charge does not allow for contribution and collaboration. It was difficult to stock and exercise first-in first-out rules. In addition, we’re taking a more strategic, lean approach to documenting processes. Our approach is to focus on who is responsible versus who is in charge.

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6 Toyota Experts Share How They Apply Lean Management Principles

Conger

Responsibility can be shared; being in charge does not allow for contribution and collaboration. It was difficult to stock and exercise first-in first-out rules. In addition, we’re taking a more strategic, lean approach to documenting processes. Our approach is to focus on who is responsible versus who is in charge.

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Sustaining National Defence – logistics investment in the National Defence Strategy

Logistics in War

I wrote at the time : ‘There is an important emphasis on the ADF’s logistics capabilities, functions and concepts in National Defence – more than usual when compared to other Government policy documents of recent years. This must be achieved while Defence reforms in the wake of National Defence, and in a state of heightened preparedness.