Marine Log, published since 1878, covers the commercial marine industry worldwide.

Marine Log is America’s most respected marine industry monthly and is dedicated to providing marine industry professionals with the information they need to enable them to design, build and operate vessels, rigs and offshore structures, profitably, safely, legally and in an environmentally responsible manner. Marine Log serves the fields of vessel operations, ownership and management; shipyards and ship repair yards; naval architectural firms, marine engineering firms, marine consultants; port authorities and terminals; Navy, Coast Guard and other governmental agencies operating vessels; marine finance, marine insurance and maritime law. Qualified industry personnel are eligible to receive free subscriptions. These include executive and technical personnel, operational and financial personnel, purchasing and sales/marketing personnel. Marine Log is a publication of Simmons-Boardman Publishing, New York.

Geographic Eligibility: USA, Canada, Mexico (Print or Digital Version), Select International (Digital Version Only)

Offered Free by: Simmons-Boardman Publishing

From tugboat pilots to naval architects to boatyard executives, all count on WorkBoat to deliver in-depth coverage on the commercial marine industry.

Subscribe today to the leading publication written for workboat professionals on inland and coastal waterways. Each month, you will receive detailed coverage of the boats, technology, regulations, economics, and operations that directly relate to your business. As presenter of the International Workboat Show in New Orleans, don’t miss our exclusive coverage of the event!

Geographic Eligibility: USA

Offered Free by: Diversified Business Communications

Roads & Bridges provides engineers, contractors, producers and government officials with the latest advancements in the road and bridge industry.

Roads & Bridges is edited for highway contractors, (including pre-qualified to bid), design/engineer firms, producers, state DOT’s, county road agencies and municipal workers with road jurisdiction who buy and specify transportation related equipment, technology, materials and services.

Geographic Eligibility: USA

Offered Free by: Scranton Gillette Communications

Logistics Manager is the leading monthly magazine for managers in charge of the supply chain of the UK’s largest industrial, retail and commercial organisations.

Logistics Manager’s high quality editorial programme concentrates on the core competencies essential to the modern logistics and transport functions. All links in the supply and value chains are covered in every issue of the journal with in-depth case studies detailing how organisations are reducing operating costs and boosting the efficiency of their goods-to-market operations.

Geographic Eligibility: Channel Islands, United Kingdom

Offered Free by: Centaur Media plc

Explore the process of lean manufacturing and how it can be applied to supply chain management.

In the last several years, the manufacturing sector has moved from vertically organized structures to horizontal organizations; that is, a single company no longer controls its product from, let’s say, the mine to the store shelf. Instead, today’s companies control only pieces of the supply chain, and the companies and divisions controlling those various components may be located just about anywhere in the world.

This model enables companies to concentrate on what they do best, but as a result the supply chain has become longer and more complex. The blurring of the line between manufacturing and supply chain logistics provides the opportunity to move efficient manufacturing management concepts to supply chain management. One manufacturing concept stands out as most successful: the concept of lean.

This white paper was written by Ventana Research, Sponsored by Epicor Software.

Offered Free by: Epicor Software Corporation

The Business and Technology of Global Navigation and Positioning.

GPS World Industry leaders look to GPS World for continuous innovation in delivery of the freshest, most comprehensive GPS/GNSS-related news to high-level corporate managers, project and engineering managers, product designers, researchers, and system developers.

Geographic Eligibility: USA, Canada (Print or Digital Edition), Mexico, Selected International (Digital Edition Only)

Offered Free by: Questex Media

Gain insight into key industry trends and research, a mobile device comparison matrix, and data from recent studies.

Rising fleet operation costs and increasing management pressures have made real-time visibility and optimized productivity more important than ever. With a mobility solution with GPS, you can improve fleet management and control costs through real-time access to driver and vehicle performance data anytime, anywhere. When it comes to equipping your mobile workforce with cost-cutting, productivity-boosting tools, visibility is crucial. From vehicle maintenance and telematics, to fuel, driver and safety management, mobility solutions with GPS provide the real-time data access you need to run highly adaptable and cost-efficient fleets. By tracking and managing your fleet with a using GPS, you can:

• Improve productivity with precise driver scheduling
• Increase fuel efficiency and reduce costs by planning the most efficient routes
• Enhance customer service with on-time deliveries and on-the-spot transactions
• Achieve more stops per day
• Gain agility to quickly change driver priorities and respond to unexpected events

Offered Free by: Motorola

Mobile technologies give you the visibility you need to improve the velocity and value of your entire supply chain.

Thanks to growing customer demands and shrinking profit margins, there’s simply no room for a sluggish supply chain. That’s where mobile and wireless technologies are making a difference. From the production line to the checkout line, from the warehouse to the delivery truck, mobile solutions are replacing old-fashioned manual processes. By putting wireless computers into the hands of your work force, you eliminate time-consuming and error-prone paper processes. This increases accuracy, raises productivity, and improves collaboration up and down the supply chain. A synchronized supply chain helps:

• Reduce the cost of doing business
• Improve productivity up and down the supply chain
• Raise customer service and satisfaction levels

Offered Free by: Motorola

The most trusted resource in the bus and motorcoach industry for more than 40 years.

BUSRide Magazine provides in-depth reporting on the bus, transit and motorcoach industry for top-level management and supervisory personnel in public and private transportation organizations. Each issue is packed with news and information – profiles of bus companies, transit systems and manufacturers; reports on the latest equipment; technical information and more! Articles on Canadian and International bus operations appear regularly throughout the year.

Geographic Eligibility: USA, Canada

Offered Free by: Power Trade Media

DC Velocity serves the Supply Chain field focusing solely and specifically on large Distribution Center operations. It is edited for a blend of DC operations management, and executive level management with wide-ranging logistics responsibilities that include overall responsibility to the operations of their companies’ Distribution Centers.

Published monthly and reflecting the shifts and changes in the market, the DC Velocity audience includes management titles at large third-party logistics companies, key retails sectors, and important, large manufacturing operations. DC Velocity leverages the skills and market insight of its team of seasoned publishing professionals to deliver an unsurpassed editorial product to the market each month.

Geographic Eligibility: USA, Canada

Offered Free by: Agile Business Media, LLC.