Hacobell taps vehicle data to help trucking firms improve margins
Sector differences in hiring data and a platform for sharing materials information raise questions about costs. A members' magazine and anniversary merchandise show ways to put archives to work.
Hacobell, a Japanese logistics technology company, has announced support for trucking firms that runs from vehicle-data analysis to recommendations for improving profitability. Alongside questions about pricing split deliveries and specified delivery times for printed goods, this roundup looks at ways to put archived magazine pages and typefaces to work on new projects.
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Hacobell has announced a profitability improvement plan for trucking firms that uses data from tens of thousands of vehicles. Job openings are falling overall but rising in manufacturing, making it important for printers to assess hiring conditions by industry and occupation. Other developments include the launch of a platform for sharing materials information, and the use of archived members' magazines and a ty…
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