Jean V. Murphy, Global Logistics & Supply Chain StrategiesMore from Jean V. Murphy, Global Logistics & Supply Chain StrategiesAll TechnologyDemand Management Enables Cooking.com To Add New Products With No New CostsThe cookware company says it can now start with a smaller initial inventory of new items because it can react quickly to changes in sales patterns.August 1, 2005All TechnologySyngenta's Journey From Spreadsheets To Statistical ForecastsA conversation with Richard Herrin, forecasting and planning manager-NAFTA region, for Syngenta, a global agribusiness based in Basel, Switzerland.August 1, 2005All LogisticsYak Pak Bags Supply Chain SuccessA conversation with Richard Haugen, chief operating officer at Yak Pak, a New York-based designer and manufacturer of fashion bags and packs.July 1, 2005All LogisticsHow to Build A Supply Chain For All SeasonsCompanies use smart logistics strategies and the latest in technology to help predict and meet seasonal demand, but getting it right is still an art.July 1, 2005All LogisticsFinding Value In Mature Outsourcing RelationshipsOnce the "low-hanging fruit" is gone, how do third-party providers and their customers find new ways to create value and strengthen their partnership? There are many ways, but only one rule: It takes two.June 1, 2005All LogisticsIBM Helps Shape Future Of Supply-Chain Profession With University PartnersA conversation with Hector Granda, director of global procurement policies and learning and development within the Integrated Supply Chain at IBM, Armonk, N.Y.June 1, 2005All LogisticsA Focus on Planning Helps Castrol Reduce Inventory, Improve ServiceCastrol's European operation faced a common supply-chain conundrum: excess inventory and poor customer service. A new planning department separate from execution, coupled with technology from ToolsGroup, got the company's supply chain back on track.May 1, 2005All LogisticsCannondale Bicycle Improves Inventory Control, Modeling CapabilityA conversation with John Nafis, manager of the supply chain at Cannondale Bicycle Corp., headquartered in Bethel, Conn.May 1, 2005All TechnologyWireless Evolution Continues to Add Value To Logistics OperationsAs the cost and complexity of wireless solutions comes down, even the smallest companies are taking advantage of mobile communications, while early adopters are finding new ways to leverage their wireless networks.May 1, 2005All TechnologyLeveraging the Value of Existing Supply-chain SolutionsIT budgets are increasing, but few of those dollars will make their way to the supply-chain arena. The focus there will continue to be on leveraging existing technology.April 1, 2005Previous PagePage 6 of 10Next Page
