Wednesday, 5 October 2011

IFW E-Bulletin: Give us truly open skies, pleads Tiaca; More forwarders admit price-fixing; Modest volume growth in Europe

 

Latest News Wednesday 5th October

Give us truly open skies, plea by TIACA

Give us truly open skies, plea by TIACA

Bilateral deals are outdated and the world needs a fully liberalised air cargo industry

 

More forwarders admit price-fixing in the US

Six Japanese firms fined $46 million for colluding on air cargo surcharges

Modest volume growth in Europe last month

But forwarders expect demand to stay flat in run-up to Christmas

Wanted: top logistics professionals

Middle East firms on the hunt for foreign expertise

Bolloré stays bullish over Misrata terminal

Logistics operator waits for new regime to ratify management contract at port

The case of the missing railcars

Bulgarian state operator believes hundreds have been stolen for scrap

RMT plans strike ballot at Freightliner

Dispute over pay and conditions for managers may lead to action

Kerry goes green with new Asia hub

Energy-saving will be built into four-storey facility

IFW World: Stepping up a league

Hit video game a publicity bonus for UK logistics group

 

Opinion

Developing personnel to deliver results

Matthew Marriott on the ins and outs of people development, and how it can not only keep staff happy, but customers too

Issues facing the supply chain

Latest Jobs

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Business Development, Import Operations, Heston (Air) - Tilbury (Sea)

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Interviews

Lorry Rail aims to get back in the black

Strong turnover growth at the intermodal operator, majority-owned by France's SNCFGeodis, sees the company targeting break-even next year, having been in the red since it was launched in 2007, Financial Director Olivier Storch tells IFW

A day in the life: Susanne Oud

The Operations Director at Bellville Rodair Group enjoys working for a firm with the ability to make decisions and act quickly, has a busy day with long hours and a husband who doesn't complain

Features

Friday Focus: Everyone is talking about The Cloud

The beauty of a Cloud-based solution is it ties users to other essential services such as customs, carrier portals, insurance companies, and financial institutions. Participating means not having to build these connections yourself, writes Bryn Heimbeck

Bigger ships mean bigger cranes

As the global container fleet continues to expand in both vessel size and capacity and port facilities are updated, the need for specialised equipment and expertise will become of paramount importance, experts predict

Friday Focus: The drive towards intelligent IT

Ritu Rooney looks at developments and trends in freight software

In IT to win it

When the Rugby World Cup tournament ends, the team that wins will no doubt be the one that was prepared, efficient and worked together as a unit better than the rest. The same principle of success can be applied to almost anything, including how we transform our IT systems into winning machines, says Simon Clark

People

Wanted: top logistics professionals

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