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Logistics Planner 2010 SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT LOGISTICS PLANNER 2010 The 2010 Logistics Planner provides detailed information on the segment leaders that stand ready to help you meet your transportation and logistics challenges. Decision Support Any Way You Want It PrInt: Profiles start on the next page. WEB: The online profiles at inboundlogistics.com/planner include web and e-mail links — and now video! DIGItAL VErSIOn: Saveable, searchable, sendable. Download it at inboundlogistics.com/digital. OnLInE rFP: Use our exclusive Planner RFP at inboundlogistics.com/ rfp to pose a question to the best solutions providers. 3PD, Inc. n Unpacking, set-up, installation, debris removal and used merchandise removal at the delivery site n White-glove, furniture deluxing, appliance installation and other value- adding activities n Customer and retail call Karl Meyer center support Chairman & CEO n Automatic post-delivery surveys and exceptions Mission Statement: management World-Class Customer Service n Same-day incident resolution With Honesty And Integrity n Robust back office report generation and order tracking And all come complete with the 3PD emphasis on last-mile speed, reliability and nation- Your Last Mile Always n Dedicated delivery to nearly wide consistency: “Our list of Comes First With Us any home, business or job services is diverse. But it’s also 3PD is one of North America’s site within the United States extremely focused,” says 3PD largest and most focused pro- n Direct, “first-to-last- CEO Karl Meyer. “Everything viders of last-mile heavy goods mile” delivery to every we do is first and foremost delivery and logistics. zip code within the lower about last-mile logistics – and It makes millions of 48 U.S. states (including ultimately about last-mile effi- deliveries per year for some pick-up services from any ciency and excellence.” of North America’s largest domestic factory, supplier or retailers and manufacturers distribution center) Award-Winning Last- via more than 500 locations, n Last-mile visibility and Mile Success 1,700 world-class delivery customer service solutions Since opening its doors teams and several industry- in 2001, 3PD has quickly leading systems and customer All of these offerings feature become one of the largest service processes. options such as: North American players in n Convenient web portal or the last-mile logistics sector. Three Paths To Last-Mile EDI order entry It currently makes nearly 5 Excellence n Advanced or point-of- million deliveries annually with 3PD was one of the first sale delivery appointment the help of various specialized companies to create a scheduling equipment. And it has 3PD, Inc. nationwide last-mile delivery n Cross-docking and value- continually earned honors and 1851 West Oak Parkway solution for products such as adding warehousing services accolades from clients, industry Suite 100 furniture, appliances, large- n Automated en-route organizations such as CSCMP, Marietta, GA 30062 scale electronics and building convenience calls to the and national publications such 866-3PD-RUSH (373-7874) materials. Today, that solution customer on or before the as Inbound Logistics, which Fax: 770-424-4770 includes three primary day of delivery named it a Top 100 Provider in [email protected] offerings: n Item-level, real-time tracing 2007, 2008 and 2009. Click here to request information and solutions advice from this company at www.inboundlogistics.com/planner/rfp A&R Logistics Mission Statement: Our mission is to provide “best in class” safety driven, cost effective solutions across the entire scope of services we provide to our customers. We will accomplish this through continued investment in our customers, employees, technology and culture of “doing the right thing” for our customers. A&R Logistics doesn’t simply a one-stop shop for supply A&R Global Logistics get freight from point A to chain needs. n Customized Transportation point B. Our goal is to provide Solutions manufactures and consignees A&R Transport n Technology and Web Driven with complete supply chain n Leader in Bulk n Routing for Truckload, LTL, solutions. Transportation and Bulk Transportation Founded in 1969, A&R n Over 30 Terminals n International Services Logistics is an asset-based across the US provider of bulk and van n Fleet of 1250 Dry Bulk We want to know your transportation, warehousing, Trailers and 850 Drivers business, and provide the and customized single-source n Best-in-Class Service solutions needed to help make supply chain solutions. After your supply chain as efficient establishing ourselves as a A&R Packaging and and cost-effective as possible. leading provider in the bulk Distribution Visit us at: plastic transportation market, n 10 Warehouses across the US www.artransport.com. A&R has expanded to serve n On-site Packaging shippers of dry, flowable, and n Railcar Transloading liquid commodities across the A&R Logistics, Inc. country and internationally. 8440 S. Tabler Rd In order to best serve our Morris, IL 60450 customers and help solve their 800-542-8058 transportation issues, A&R is [email protected] comprised of three distinct, yet www.artransport.com integrated divisions to offer Click here to request information and solutions advice from this company at www.inboundlogistics.com/planner/rfp Aankhen Inc. Subhash Chowdary CEO Aankhen delivers proven asset tracking and in-transit visibility software solutions and services. Using GPS & RFID technologies, Aankhen enables enterprises and defense logistics to secure, see, monitor, command and control their supply chains in real time. Fact based intelligence (FBI) provides advance notification of exceptions to manage and mitigate risk by Customs, Border Security and supply chain personnel. What you cannot see can exceptions to mitigate and • Humidity cost you manage risk. • Shock Aankhen addresses the Process growing demand for asset Aankhen’s on-demand • Depart tracking and in-transit technology: • Arrive visibility to inter modal flow n Requires no software • Milestones of goods across global supply installation chains and defense logistics. n Is easy to use The ability to see where Using GPS & RFID technologies n Reduces costs significantly your stuff is, anytime from Aankhen delivers a new anywhere, creates new source of accurate, automated Aankhen’s visibility opportunities and ability to data capture eliminating platform allows you to: make your supply chains better, information lag and ‘versions of n See where your shipments faster and smarter. truth’ to provide you fact based are on a map visibility and intelligence to n Reduce lead times and Seeing is believing. Contact Aankhen Inc. mitigate supply chain risks. inventory Aankhen ([email protected]) 2107 N. First St. #570 3PLs, Enterprise shippers, n Subscribe to alerts: to see and experience the San Jose, CA 95131 Defense Logistics, Customs & Security benefits for yourself. You have Phone: 408-387-0083 Border Patrol use the platform • Door open nothing to lose except savings. Fax: 408-387-0086 globally to securely track, • Tamper [email protected] monitor, reduce lead times Environmental www.aankhen.com and proactively respond to • Temperature Click here to request information and solutions advice from this company at www.inboundlogistics.com/planner/rfp Access America Transport Access America is a leading provider of transportation services. We utilize industry leading technology customized specifically for each customer. Capabilities: n Supply chain analysis n Rate negotiation n Carrier procurement & compliance n Reverse logistics n Freight bill audit & payment n Consolidated invoicing n Shipment tracking n Customizable technology n Innovative solutions ISO 9001:2000 Certified n Private fleet continuous movement initiative Industries: ccess America is a full competition. We currently part- program suitable for their n Aerospace service transportation ner with over 17,000 reputable needs. No project is too large or n Automotive A n Chemical company with locations across North American carriers. These small for the specialized team n Construction the United States. Our high carriers are continually mon- at Access America. n Electronics quality of service has made itored for safety, compliance, n Energy Access America one of the insurance, and performance. AAT Advantages n Food & Beverage fastest growing transportation Access America Transport n ISO 9001:2000 Registered n Government providers in North America. works closely with various com- n SmartWay Transport n Manufacturing Access America’s supply mon and contract carriers to Partnership – EPA n Retail chain management services identify the best fit for every n Southeast’s Fastest Growing n Telecommunications include: truckload, less-than- account. In addition, we have Companies – GA State truckload, intermodal, expedite, developed one of the largest University and specialized service to all databases of private fleet car- n Hot 100 Fastest Growing points within the US, Canada, riers in North America. These Companies in Tennessee and Mexico. carriers have given Access n Top 5 Best Employer Our transportation America a distinct advantage List – BusinessTN capabilities are comprehensive when it comes to freight cost n NASTC Award Winner at Access America Transport. and service. n TIA Platinum Performance We can transport a single load, Program perform pool distribution/ Heavy Haul & Specialized n DOD/GSA/FEMA approved consolidation, provide In addition to dry van, n Access Green over-the-road contractual flatbed, and temperature n Continuous Improvement
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