Commentary

Logistics and transportation companies doing business with the government and military will face significant challenges in 2013.

In 2005, researchers from Rand published a report recommending the implementation of health information technology system

I find it hard to put my finger on which way the economy is going.

As the supply chain management discipline evolves in response to a more complex, interdependent business environment, professionals must complement their technical knowhow with “soft” managerial skills. Educators must rise to this challenge in the coming year.

2013 needs a champion or champions for U.S. freight transportation, logistics systems and processes.

Sparked by the eurozone crisis, we have had enough of a gloomier picture of the global economy presented by IMF and others, forecasting a sluggish 3 to 4 percent growth in 2013. International trade must be sustained as a lifeline, of which ports are a vital link.