Supply Chain - Transportation

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

How to Measure Throughput For ICD (Inland Container Depots) & CFS (Container Freight Stations)

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Throughput measures represent the number of movements of the containers as they pass through the terminal. The different operations involvin...
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Friday, July 30, 2010

Introduction to UNESCAP Time/Cost - Distance Methodology

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Introduction to UNESCAP Time/Cost - Distance Methodology The UNESCAP “Time/Cost - Distance Methodology” is a practical and simple way of ill...

What is Piggyback in Transportation

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Piggyback The goods are packed in trailers and hauled by tractors to the railway station. At the station, the trailers are moved onto railwa...
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Saturday, May 8, 2010

Why an Unknown Shipper Indentification Introduced in Transportation ?

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An Unknown Shipper is a company or individual who: • is a new customer, has not previously traded with Forwarder •has no name and address de...
Monday, May 3, 2010

A Checklist of Trucking Considerations

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A Checklist of Trucking Considerations • Ensure Truck/ Ferry Schedule/ Airline Schedule/ Ocean Freight Scheduling compatibility (ie- all lin...
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The Ocean Bill of Lading

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The Ocean Bill of Lading The Ocean Bill of Lading (OB/L) is evidence of the delivery of goods to the carrier as well as constituting a c...
Saturday, May 1, 2010

Problems in Container Terminals

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Problems in Container Terminals This Post describes problems in container terminals. The main functions of these terminals are delivering co...
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AshokMishra
Greenville, South Carolina, United States
Ashok Mishra is a SCM-Consultant with MahindraSatyam ,USA. Ashok has more than 10 Years of Work Experience in the Logistics domain which includes 5 Years in to ERP Application Development and Implementation and around 6.5 years in 3PL(Warehousing, Customs, Transportation, Freight), Freight forwarding & SCM. As Industry experts in Physical distribution, logistics,Transportation, supply chain management, customer service, and e-business applications, Ashok assess existing operations, identify's opportunities for improvement, recommend solutions, and work with clients to implement recommendations. Our mission is to use our knowledge of supply chain management and information technology to help our clients achieve their business goals.
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