CER - e-magazine n. 6 | June 2014
INFRASTRUCTURE, SOFTWARE AND BRAINWARE FOR LOGISTICS

by Andrea Serri

Bridging the infrastructure gap of our ceramic tile district requires two different but inter-related efforts: enhanced physical infrastructure – the “Bretella” link road being at the core of un unfinished railway system; and a stronger commitment from businesses towards better logistics management, with particular attention to effective and efficient organization.
This is the only way Italian logistics operators can hope to be competitive at an international level.





CER il giornale della Ceramica is the official magazine of Confindustria Ceramica, the Italian Association of Ceramics.

European and regional policies for logistics development


Logistics and transportation of goods are an important part of the political agenda aimed at the promotion, enhancement and innovation of European economies, in particular small and medium enterprises (SMEs)..  Read more
Energy
Telemetry for energy saving
Productivity is either increased through new solutions or through the enhancement of existing solutions. The automated managing system Eco Clean reduces energy consumption and avoids power leakage... - Read more
An analysis
The industry of special finishes for ceramic tiles as been observed through a representative sample of 13 companies. The survey has showed a 2.19% decrease... - Read more
Fairs
Toyo ito, Pritzker prize at Cersaie 2014
The Japanese architect, famous all over the world for his extreme architectural solutions, is the sixth consecutive Pritzker prize welcomed at Bologna Exhibition. - Read more
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Mapei
Grout Selection, the evolution of colour
Mapei presents their new range of colours for grouting ceramic tiles. Grouting is strictly a personal choice and adds the finishing touch to every project, both indoors and outdoors. - Read more
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