Lyn Novelli

Jump to: Logistics is about organizing and managing how goods, services, and information move from where they start to where they need to go, in the most efficient way possible. Industries involved in Logistics In today’s fast-paced business environment, companies are constantly seeking innovative solutions to streamline operations and stay ahead of the competition. One

Jump to: There are a variety of names used for transporting goods overseas, by rail or truck.  The original transporting of goods was by wooden crates, barrels, sacks, or other types of packaging.  Conex boxes (metal containers) were later developed and were then called shipping containers. So, the terms, ISO Container, Intermodal Container, Standard Shipping Container, Cargo

Jump to: Shipping containers can be repurposed for a variety of functions beyond transportation by sea or rail, this includes for storage or building.  The worldwide scope of trade guarantees a constant demand for the versatility of shipping containers, making them a dependable investment.  Why investing in shipping containers could be a smart decision Cost-Effective Investment Compared

Jump to: Shipping containers are the backbone of global trade, facilitating the seamless movement of goods across continents. Their lifecycle is a fascinating journey, from manufacturing to retirement, encompassing multiple stages that highlight their versatility and durability. Let’s delve into the lifecycle of a shipping container, exploring each stage in detail. 1. Manufacturing The lifecycle

Jump to: In an era marked by increasing natural disasters, the need for effective disaster preparedness has never been more critical. One innovative solution gaining traction is the use of shipping containers. Traditionally used for transportation and storage, these robust metal structures are being repurposed into versatile, durable, and cost-effective emergency shelters and supply hubs.