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GS1 US Expands Advisory Services for Standards Implementation
GS1 US, an information-standards body, has expanded its Advisory Services offering.
Distributors Have Possibility to Converge B2B, B2C Markets
In today's business world, technology has opened the door to reaching and attaining a whole new customer base. The development of e-commerce has presented distributors with the opportunity to target not only businesses but also the individual consumer, converging the B2B and B2C markets.
Cost of 3D Printing Expected to Drop this Year as More Vendors Enter Field
In a further sign of the falling barriers to hardware innovation, the price of 3D printing machines is expected to fall 6.4 percent in 2016, according to a report by market research firm IBISWorld.
ASL Aviation Agrees to Assume Control of TNT Express Flights
Ireland-based ASL Aviation Group has agreed to purchase airline operations currently owned by TNT Express and is expected to will continue to operate them on behalf of the merged FedEx-TNT entity.
The Emerging Compliance 'Hot Topic' for 2016: Regulations Regarding Trafficked, Coerced Labor
In many businesses, supply chain management historically has fallen outside the core of the company's compliance function. But that was then. A renewed push this year by state, federal and international regulators – not to mention consumer advocacy groups, NGOs and foreign legislatures – to conscript the business community into the fight against human trafficking and the use of child, indentured, forced and other forms of coerced labor has brought supply chain management to the front and center of the corporate compliance world.
Accent May Be on Omnichannel, But Achieving Customer Centricity Remains Difficult, Study Says
Nearly 70 percent of retailers are still struggling to evolve from an omnichannel model to one that truly puts the customer front and center, according to The O Alliance, a consulting firm focused on helping retailers create circular commerce.
Responsible Supply Chains: Are We Willing to Pay the Price?
Are consumers really willing to pay more for a product that's environmentally sustainable and socially responsible? Depends on whom you ask.
U.S. Manufacturing Sector Seems to Be Contracting
Demand for long-lasting manufactured products made in the U.S. fell 5.1 percent in December from a month earlier, and declined 3.5 percent for all of 2015, the Commerce Department said. The annual decline in durable-goods orders is the largest outside a recession on records back to 1992.
Half of U.S. Companies Have Big-Data Projects in Place, But Most Haven't Met Goals, Study Says
The good news it that about half of U.S. companies say they now have some form of big data initiative in place, according to a recent study. The bad news: Few have managed to reach their data-related goals.
Amazon, the Big E-tailer, to Open 400 Brick-and-Mortar Bookstores?
Amazon is diving into brick and mortar in a big way, with plans to open up to 400 physical store fronts, according to reports.
Recycling of Plastic Tops, Caps and Lids Jumps 27 Percent in U.S.
Insider lingo calls them post-consumer non-bottle rigid plastics. A bit of a mouthful. Average folks call them tubs and caps and lids and cups and the like.
How Sustainable Is Amazon?
Amazon, which has never published a sustainability report, has recently hired sustainability executives that may change the online retail giant's strategy - and reputation - according to the Guardian.
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