DC Velocity - February 2010

What’s NEW at DC VELOCITY ONLINE

WEB EXCLUSIVES!

; News and industry updates you won’t find anywhere else We’re constantly adding fresh content to our Web site. You’ll find original reporting and analysis by DC VELOCITY’S editors on industry trends, news developments, and conference presentations. Check our home page often!

; Videocasts

Informative videocasts from DC VELOCITY’S marketing partners are available FREE on our Web site. Presentations include “Real-Time Mobility: Cost-Effective Solutions for Distribution” and “Transportation Procurement & Payment: Righting the Ship in the Middle of the Storm.” Go to www.dcvelocity.com/videocasts.

Now playing on DCV-TV Channel 2: Close call—A visit to the Port of New York/New Jersey

In this professionally filmed video sponsored by the Port Authority of New York/New Jersey, port officials explain the business advantages of importing and exporting through the East Coast’s largest seaport. The video also takes you inside the facility for a short tour of the port’s operations.

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CHECK OUT OUR BLOGS!
At www.dcvelocity.com/blogs/, you’ll find:
Kate Vitasek’s entertaining series, “You might
have a bad warehouse if …” Posts in this series
feature real-life examples of what not to do when
it comes to receiving, storage, picking, and ship-
ping. To share your own examples of bad ware-
housing practices, send your story and photo(s) to
Kate@SCVisions.com. Says Kate: “Your submission
can be anonymous so you don’t get your boss or
company in trouble!”

THE BIG 3
Our best-read feature articles online last month were:
1. Conveyor makers say worst is behind them
2. Truckers, rails looking to share the load
3. Pricing turmoil clouds outlook for LTL market

Cubing was new to us, too. Once.

While others are playing around with cubing technology, Quantronix has mastered the art and science of conveyorized and static dimensioning systems. We design them better. We build them better. And we offer a broad range of solutions for multiple applications. Truth is, we invented automated cubing more than a decade ago. So solving your cubing problems, well, for us it's not child’s play.