Logistics Plus recently had the opportunity to participate in an article for DC Velocity magazine. The article, written by Toby Gooley, contributing editor for the publication, offers manufacturers and retailers the following four (4) tips on managing the logistics for a new product launch or rollout (a new, developing area of expertise for Logistics Plus).
Provide plenty of advance notice.
Clearly communicate requirements and expectations.
Work with your providers to anticipate the new product’s impact on operations and costs.
Choose a partner with experience in handling new-product launches.
Matt Bosko, senior logistics specialist and project manager, and Scott Frederick, vice president of marketing, were both cited in the article.
As a certified Great Place to Work®, we have some of the best employees in the industry. One of those employees is Sam Recco, a Personal Trainer who works from the Logistics Plus Global Headquarters in Erie, PA.
This video is included in a series of new “Employee Spotlight” interviews over the coming weeks and months that will showcase many of our diverse employees from around the world. We hope you enjoy getting to know a little more about us and the “people who power the plus” at Logistics Plus.
A special thanks to Sam for his participation in this interview. Stay tuned in the coming weeks to learn more about the employees at Logistics Plus!
As a certified Great Place to Work®, we have some of the best employees in the industry. One of those employees is Matt Bosko, a Project Manager who works from the Logistics Plus Global Headquarters in Erie, PA.
This video is included in a series of new “Employee Spotlight” interviews over the coming weeks and months that will showcase many of our diverse employees from around the world. We hope you enjoy getting to know a little more about us and the “people who power the plus” at Logistics Plus.
A special thanks to Matt for his participation in this interview. Stay tuned in the coming weeks to learn more about the employees at Logistics Plus!
Logistics Plus appears prominently in the January/February 2019 issue of Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International (HLPFI) magazine. HLPFI is firmly established as the leading media presence for professionals involved in heavy-lift, project cargo, project forwarding and break bulk logistics. One of our project cargo photographs is displayed on the opening pages of its cover story on Turkey (page 44 of the magazine), and Bahadir Erdil, our managing director for Turkey and global project cargo director, is also quoted in the article. In addition to the editorial content, Logistics Plus has a full-page advertisement (on page 53 of the magazine) showcasing eight of our primary project cargo division offices around the world. You can click the link below to read the online version of the magazine.
As a certified Great Place to Work®, we have some of the best employees in the industry. One of those employees is Ray Robson, a Logistics Counselor who works from the Logistics Plus Global Headquarters in Erie, PA.
This video is included in a series of new “Employee Spotlight” interviews over the coming weeks and months that will showcase many of our diverse employees from around the world. We hope you enjoy getting to know a little more about us and the “people who power the plus” at Logistics Plus.
A special thanks to Ray for his participation in this interview. Stay tuned in the coming weeks to learn more about the employees at Logistics Plus.
The Logistics Plus Project Cargo Team has been busy in the beginning months of 2019. In January and February, and as outlined below, we have managed a variety of projects, including the successful deliveries of windmills, substations, storage tanks, and more (photos included in the video below).
LP Germany loaded 8 tank arms (30m long and 55 tons each) to a barge in Germany
LP China successfully delivered 3 boarding bridges (22m long and 30 tons) to a supplier in Kunshan.
LP Turkey successfully loaded 2 masts (up to 41m long) for shipping to Antwerp.
LP India successfully discharged 2 pieces of steel mill equipment (30 tons each) in Mumbai.
LP Belgium successfully completed the loading of 10 sets of windmill blades delivering to Antwerp.
Do you need assistance with your project cargo? Contact our global team of project cargo and break bulk experts.
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