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Unipart Technology Logistics started ten years ago with a contract from computer company Hewlett-Packard to support engineers in the UK with a delivery service. Maurice Daw, managing director of the company, looks at the key trends affecting high technolo
Freight Coordinator, Transport for London
MAN is to launch two heavy trucks at the Amsterdam show in October – the TGS and TGX.
Royal Mail has denied media speculation that up to 48,000 staff in its letters division could be made redundant.
As part of its drive to address the skill shortages that contribute to UK plc’s dismal comparative performance on the international stage, the government has set targets to reduce the number of people working in England, without at least a Level 2 qualifi
In the third of a series of articles looking at the information needs of mid sized companies Hitesh Amin, examines the growing importance of collaboration in the supply chain. Collaboration calls for financial investment, but just as importantly it requir
The swift advance of the US army on Baghdad was, among other things, enabled by the use of advanced RFID in the supply lines. BY Prof DR Walther Ploos Van Amstel, Daniel Uiterwijk And Flip Wubben
Isuzu plans to launch a range of 10-18 tonne trucks in the UK from the middle of 2008.
What do Sainsbury’s, Vodafone, Kimberley-Clark, Sara Lee and the Red Cross all have in common?
