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Technology: Page 181
Ensuring Warehouse Worker Safety in the Automation Era
With the rapid adoption of automation and robotics, then, it’s important to explore how advanced technology can improve worker safety.
U.S. Import Cargo Volumes Expected to Slow After Hitting 2023 Peak
U.S. ports handled 1.96 million TEU in August, less than the 2 million TEU the NRF originally expected the ports to handle that month.
Log-hub Launches 3.4 Platform
The launch of Log-hub 3.4 also coincides with the introduction of Log-hub’s Freight Matrix application, which can be used to manage a company’s cost structures.
BMW CFO Says EU’s EV Subsidy Probe Could Hurt Auto Makers
The EU launched an anti-subsidies probe into Chinese EV manufacturers, setting in motion a 12-month investigation that could see provisional duties and tariffs imposed over the next nine months.
Tesla Cuts Prices of Top Models to Stoke Demand for More EVs
Tesla will update investors on the toll that price cuts have taken on earnings when it reports its third-quarter results on October 18.
The B2B Delivery Experience Is Starting to Look a Lot More Like B2C
When it comes to delivering consumer goods, brands and retailers strive to meet ever-higher expectations of service excellence. Now those standards are filtering into the business world as well.
Innovative Supply Chain Strategies for Navigating International Expansion
Following are some innovative supply chain strategies for propelling businesses toward success.
U.S. to Participate in Upcoming IPEF Negotiating Round
IPEF partners will work towards negotiating the outcomes of Pillars I (Trade), III (Clean Economy) and IV (Fair Economy) of the trade framework.
Aurubis to Keep European Copper Premium at Record High Next Year
The company said it has told customers it will keep the surcharge at $228 a ton ahead of the start of annual supply negotiations in London.
WTO Cuts 2023 Forecast for Growth in Trade in Goods by Half
The WTO said October 5 that merchandise trade volumes would grow by just 0.8% in 2023, less than half of the 1.7% estimate that came in April.
Podcast | Ensuring Warehouse Safety in the Age of Robotics
What’s the right approach — and the wrong one — to robot safety in the warehouse?
Watch: Automation's Effect on Labor: Reduction, Not Elimination
Contrary to popular belief, automation doesn't spell an end to the presence of humans in manufacturing and distribution environments, according to Mark Juelich, president of Industrial Procurement Services.
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