Inside World Trade

The editor in chief's monthly column highlighting the current issue's content.

ARTICLES

Seas of Change

April 03, 2012
The global container transportation market is a hot topic these days. At the Trans-Pacific Maritime Conference (TPM) in Long Beach, Calif., in March, the general market was discussed, and market changes once the Panama Canal expansion is complete were anticipated.
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Risky Business

March 06, 2012
Risk is inherent in every supply chain;it’s how you deal with it that matters.
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Boosting Your Bottom Line

January 31, 2012
Through careful and thoughtful management of a supply chain, you can boost your profits while minimizing risk.
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Evolving Global Trade

November 28, 2011
Global trade is constantly evolving, and this issue of WT100 offers you insight into some of those changes.
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WT100 iPubs Take Off

November 03, 2011
Over 1,200 people have downloaded the WT100 iPad app. Have you?
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Supply Chain on Display at CSCMP

October 27, 2011
The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals’ (CSCMP’s) Annual Global Conference in Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 2-5 was the place to be for anyone linked to the global supply chain.
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New Beginnings

October 10, 2011
The global supply chain is continuously evolving, and so is World Trade 100. As such, you have likely noticed that the photo on this page isn’t the one you’ve come to know as the face of the magazine. That privilege now belongs to me, your new editor-in-chief.
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Swan Song

August 29, 2011
So-called “black swan” events have received quite a bit of coverage lately. The Sendai earthquake in March did not only seriously affect Japan’s economy, it also painfully exposed the fragility of global supply chains.
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Not Your Father’s Supply Chain

July 28, 2011
Volatility has defined contemporary supply chains unlike no other force. In this month’s cover story, Mary Shacklett hits the nail on the head when she states: “The reality of the world and its markets is that volatility is the norm and not the exception.”
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Good Times for U.S. Exports

July 19, 2011
U.S. exports have been making headlines in recent months, breaking records and giving a much needed boost to global traders’ confidence.
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Extreme Logistics

Extreme Logistics profiles the various ways that specialized cargo is transported around the world under demanding time, temperature, and handling requirements.

Podcasts

The Growth of Canadian e-Commerce and Logistics to Canada

The growth of Canadian e-commerce and logistics to Canada is on the rise with online Canadian purchases from U.S. retailers expected to jump to $31 billion (CAD) by 2015. U.S. retailers with an e-commerce platform need to identify a solid Canadian supply chain now to maximize revenue later. Learn from the Canadian logistics experts how your business can be successful at transporting your goods across the border into Canada.

Presented by: Purolater

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Fabulous 50 + One

Poll Some common themes emerged in the World Trade 100’s “Fabulous 50 + One,” appearing in print this June. Which do you rank as most significant?
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