Jean V. Murphy- Global Logistics and Supply Chain StrategiesFrom Jean V. Murphy- Global Logistics and Supply Chain StrategiesAll TechnologyOn the Edge:Understanding The RFID FrameworkRadio frequency identification is accelerating a trend to move business intelligence to the edge of the enterprise. It is a trend few companies will escape and understanding the infrastructure is essential to success.February 1, 2005All LogisticsDaydots May Be Smaller Than Most SAP Users,But It Thinks BigA conversation with Andy Milliorn, director of operations at Daydots, a Fort Worth, Tex.-based provider of food safety products.February 1, 2005All LogisticsCarriers, Shippers Mitigate Losses From HOS Rules, But Worry About Round TwoProductivity losses from the new hours-of-service rules have been less than anticipated, thanks to efforts by shippers and carriers, but both sides worry about additional changes that may be on the way.January 1, 2005All LogisticsFormer Analyst Heads Project To Help Supply Chains Prepare for the UnpredictableA conversation with Larry Lapide, research director of Supply Chain 2020, a project of the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics.January 1, 2005All LogisticsCooperVision Scales Up Logistics Operations To Keep Pace With Rapid GrowthCooperVision was rapidly growing its contact lens business even before recent acquisitions that added significant new volume. Fortunately, the company already had a plan to increase and improve its logistics capabilities well under way.December 1, 2004All LogisticsHP's Logistics Strategy: Simplify, Standardize and OptimizeA conversation with John Frasca, director of global logistics procurement at Hewlett-Packard, Palo Alto, CalifDecember 1, 2004Global Supply Chain ManagementSupply Chain Performance Management:It's More Than MetricsTracking and measuring the performance of various supply-chain functions is necessary but not sufficient for today's extended enterprise. Tying that performance to corporate strategic goals and closing the loop on execution to ensure continuous improvement are keys to effective performance management.November 1, 2004Page 1 of 1
