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Stage Stores cuts logistics costs with web-based transportation management
Stage Stores is controlling 100% of shipments to its 360 stores and distribution center through a web-based transportation management system, resulting in significant savings in shipment costs.
Posted 10/03/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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UPS Freight Accelerates Shipping For Customers In 11 States
RICHMOND, May 12, 2008 -- UPS Freight (NYSE: UPS) today announced it has reduced transit times on nearly 1,000 traffic lanes originating in metropolitan areas in the Southwest and Southeast to points across the United States. Transit times have been reduced by one or two days from points in 11 states, including Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas. The customer...
Posted 05/21/2008
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UPS TRADE DIRECT EXPANDS SHIPPING OPTIONS TO EUROPE
ATLANTA, March 22, 2006 -- UPS (NYSE:UPS) today announced it had completed the rollout of UPS Trade Direct SM Air and Ocean services to facilitate export shipments from the United States and Canada to Europe. UPS Trade Direct services streamline the supply chain by making it easy to move goods through customs that are destined for multiple locations but transported in one shipment. Trade Direct eliminates the need for client distribution centers...
Posted 03/22/2006
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VARSITY LOGISTICS LAUNCHES SHIPSOFT 2.4
For Immediate Release Contact: Rosalie Cmelak, Varsity Logistics 415-651-5665 / rcmelak@varsitynet.com Varsity unveils leading AS/400 TMS solution at Distribution/Computer Expo; Supply chain execution suite expands to include international and residential delivery services SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.-May 21, 2001-Varsity Logistics, Inc., the pioneer of integrated small package shipping solutions for the AS/400, today announced that it has launched...
Posted 05/21/2001
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