Energy News from around the WorldToday Logistics Plus Turkey (aka, LP Turkey) sent its September issue of LP Turkey Energy News to customers and other interested parties throughout the region. The new issue is pictured below. Click here to read the online version.
We are excited to announce that the Logistics Plus® eShipPlus™ transportation management system (TMS) is receiving a makeover. You will see the new design when you log in to eShipPlus on Tuesday, October 6, 2015. While change is never easy, the new design provides a more contemporary and user-friendly experience that we’re confident you’ll come to appreciate.
Here are a few of the notable changes:
That’s pretty much it! All of the same tools and functionality still exist without too much deviation from how you used them before. That includes:For a peak inside the new eShipPlus, you can also view the short video presentation below.
This is a powerful and complimentary transportation management tool that comes with no obligations. Your complete satisfaction and success is very important to us. Please contact us if you have any questions or need more information. If you’re new to Logistics Plus and you don’t yet have an eShipPlus account, please complete our become a customer form in order to get access today, or click the logo below to start the sign-up process.
Logistics Plus is proud to be a sponsor for MFG DAY 2015 in Erie, PA. In addition to being mentioned in the October 2015 issue of Business Magazine, we’ll also be exhibiting at the Bayfront Convention Center this coming Thursday, October 1, 2015. John Ratzenberger and Paul Teutul, Jr. will be keynote speakers, so it should be a great event. If you plan on attending the show, please be sure to stop by the Logistics Plus table to say hello. Otherwise, you can read more about the event in the online version of Business Magazine by clicking the image below.
The Logistics Plus Project Cargo team has published two new videos to the Logistics Plus YouTube Channel.
This most recent time-lapse video showcases the latest move of LPG tanks from China to Brazil. This time the tanks were slightly smaller and didn’t have to be installed directly into the hull. But moving four of them on the same ship and discharging to the floating dock on arrival was still a very tight operation.
This second video shows that when modern equipment is not available, and the budget does not allow to bring it in, Logistics Plus still masters the skill of the old ways and gets the job done safely.
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Logistics Plus continues its community service with an exciting new project opportunity. The Big Picture, a collaborative effort of the Erie Art Museum, the YMCA of Erie, and Erie Arts & Culture with support from Tungsten Creative Group, is requesting proposals from regional artists for a design, installation plan and budget for a large-scale mural to be located on the east wall of the Logistics Plus Skinner Warehouse (formerly the Skinner Engine Building) located at 337 West 12th Street, Erie, Pennsylvania. The goal of the mural is to build pride and a greater understanding of Erie’s manufacturing history while beautifying Erie’s most heavily traveled street. It is estimated that an average of between 10,000 and 20,000 vehicles travel along the 12th Street corridor daily. Funding for the project is provided in part by a grant from Erie Insurance Group. Work must be completed by April 2016.
Click the image below to download a PDF document containing the full scope of the project and official application form (which must be emailed to bigpicture814@gmail.com by November 1, 2015 to be considered. If any questions, please call Ally Thomas, Project Manager at 814.459.5477 or send a message to the previously noted email address.
Sundreysh Sarup, Managing Director for Logistics Plus India, was recently featured in the August 2015 edition of Cargo News Unloaded – an e-newsletter published by Delhi International Airport. Sundreysh shares his views on the need for efficient cargo infrastructure in India. You can read his comments below, or click the thumbnail shown to the right to download/view a PDF copy.