The newest photos taking earth by storm, thanks to NASA and Ball Aerospace, are of our dwarf neighbor -- Pluto. The New Horizons probe flew 3.6 billion miles to Pluto and took pictures on its way by.
NASA, Ball Aerospace, and Logistical Challenges
- Friday, 17 July 2015 21:10
- Written by TEAM Intercept
Perspective: Packaging Materials vs. Stonehenge
- Monday, 29 June 2015 15:38
- Written by TEAM Intercept
The driving force within our copper infused packaging materials, has a long history, like that of Stonehenge. Stonehenge is a sight to behold. So much history and so many questions in what appears to be an unassuming structure compared to modern day buildings. Now investigators have found new, literal, layers to add to the mysterious edifice.
Reactive Barrier Packaging: Racing to the Finish
- Thursday, 11 June 2015 20:41
- Written by TEAM Intercept
How is reactive barrier packaging relative to racing toward the finish line? It has often been said that doing business is like running a race.
In some industries it's a sprint, for instance, selling ice cream or other perishables you have a rush to market.
Another extreme resides within capital purchases. In brief, these are akin to a marathon. A slow, steady pace, always there in position to take the order at the end of the distance. Other businesses are in the spectrum in between.