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If the U.S. Olympic bobsled team turns in a better performance at this month's Winter Games than it

A fire and a simple flat tire that destroyed Japan's experimental magnetic levitation train last yea

Computers are telling cargo where to go. If ever there was an application custom-made for th

Spaceport Florida, a state-funded "gateway to the stars" launched in 1989 to pursue commercial space

Advanced information technologies and electronic data interchange networks could slash global tradin

Delays are looming for a Federal Maritime Commission project to automate the filing of ocean industr

SPACE WORKERS PROTEST IN FORMER SOVIET UNIONMOSCOW - Space controllers, once among t

Olivetti: 3.,2% Compaq Computer: 6%NEC: 7.2%Apple: 10.7%ABM: 14.8%Ot

In what has been described as the greatest change in radio-at-sea communications in over 90 years, a

What was a buzzword for retailers a few years ago is fast becoming an essential tool - butin a way f

The Airbus A320, one of which crashed in France last week killing 87 people, has beendogged by contr

The superconductivity scientists tapped a little more copper into the nitric acid as they explained

Automation's latest transportation victim soon may be the crowded, noisy, confusing dispatcher's off

INFONET ESTABLISHES SEARS ELECTRONIC LINKEL SEGUNDO, Calif. - Global telecommunications netw

Air cargo executives have selected four finalists to develop a U.S. air cargo reservation system.

SOFTWARE COULD SPEED EMERGENCY RESPONSEWALTHAM, Mass. - High-speed navigation, fleet managem

Memphis International Airport broke ground last week to install the nation's first regular-use radar

The Federal Maritime Commission has taken one of the most crucial steps in the development of its Au

Connecticut Maritime Association. Jan. 23. Stamford, Conn. Monthly luncheon meeting. Guest speaker:

In the beginning there was the mainframe computer and the minicomputer. And the transportation indus

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Long the province of technologically sophisticated companies handling extremely time-sensitive, ship

In the beginning, before anyone thought of computer-controlled ovens, nobody was talking about bakin

Leading ship lines are creating a software package that will enable customers to communicate with nu

Customs brokers have a lot of words to describe the U.S. Customs Service's latest automation plans.

CHINA AVIATION BOARD ORDERS UNISYS PRODUCTSBLUE BELL, Pa. - China's Civil Aviation Administr

Finance & Management Information for Transportation, logistics seminar, Jan. 13-17. Transportation C

Overloaded roads and traffic jams are negating benefits Western European ports could realize from ad

Airline industry efforts to establish electronic links with the U.S. Customs Service are gathering m

Two scientists, after 20 years of research, heartbreak and frustration, havesucceeded in bui

No other category of commercial software has more relevance to the transportation industry than rela

RIJNHAAVE WILL OFFER FMC USER SOFTWAREWAYNE, N.J. - The field to provide software to users o

When Boeing Co. managers first suggested that engineers could stick 4.5 million pieces of metal toge

Council of Logistics Management, North Texas round table, Jan. 9. Doubletree Hotel at Park West, Dal

David L. Schenk was named vice president of sales and marketing for this maker of translation softwa

BELL ATLANTIC SETS UP NETWORK LINK FOR EDIBell Atlantic Corp. is establishing links with oth

Container manufacturers are struggling to meet the twin challenges of designing boxes that are durab

Council of Logistics Management, North Texas round table, Jan. 9. Doubletree Hotel at Park West, Dal

Companies providing data processing and network services are one of the fastest growing segments of

Officials of the U.S. Customs Service are crowing over the strong response to the latest step taken