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Business Strategy Alignment: Page 265
How Volvo Summoned an Army of Resources to Cut Energy Use at Its Plants
It wasn't exactly a cast of thousands. But when The Volvo Group set out to slash energy usage at its North American manufacturing plants, it called on a wealth of partners from both the private and public sectors for help.
Reflections on Port Safety for Dangerous Goods
The explosion at Tianjin Port last August should be seen as a spectacular example of why those operating throughout the global supply chains should examine their work practices and risk policies more thoroughly.
How Retailers Can Survive the Rising Minimum Wage
A higher minimum wage - in some cases, as much as $15 an hour - is a certainty. How can businesses, especially retailers, cope with it?
In Spat Over Processing Fees, Walmart Canada Stops Taking Visa
Walmart will soon stop accepting Visa cards at stores in Canada, the latest in its efforts to reduce fees paid to process transactions.
New Tech for High-Tech: Radisys Updates Its Demand Planning App
The provider of platforms and systems for telecommunications companies moves to adopt an end-to-end means of conducting supply and demand planning in real time.
Procurement Puts the Squeeze on Rising Costs
Virtually all companies will face economic headwinds and other challenges in 2016. Finding new sources of revenue growth remains difficult, resulting in pressure to protect margins through cost control. How can the procurement professional provide that?
How Companies Are Tackling the Challenge of Risk Management
Are Supply Chains Dropping the Ball on Risk Management?
Levels of risk in global supply chains continue to rise - even as companies' commitment to managing it goes in the opposite direction.
Standard Launched to Measure, Manage Food Waste
Food loss and waste costs businesses billions of dollars each year and it generates about 8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for the carbon footprint of food produced and not eaten.
GS1 US Releases New Guideline to Harmonize E-Commerce Fulfillment
GS1 US has developed a new guideline focused on e-commerce and omnichannel fulfillment processes.
APICS Partners With Software AG to Optimize Supply-Chain Processes
APICS, the professional association for supply-chain management, has entered into a strategic partnership with Software AG.
Tesla's Electric-Vehicle Business Model Could Leave Automotive Industry in the Dust
The stunning consumer response to Tesla's Model 3, the $35,000 sedan that was unveiled on March 31, appears to prove that Elon Musk's bold master plan remains on track. Moreover, it could well mark the day that electric vehicles went from being niche to mainstream products.
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