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Business Strategy Alignment: Page 321
Walmart, Amazon Plan to Make Great Inroads in China
Walmart and Amazon have launched cyber attacks in China with the purest of commercial motives. Walmart is unveiling a mobile shopping app while Amazon is increasing its imported item count from 80,000 to 1.6 million.
Stage Stores' Multi-Channel Distribution Strategy
Penske to Expand Alternative Fuel Program to Fleets That Don't Have Natural Gas Vehicles
Penske plans to further introduce alternative fuels into its wider customer base in tandem with a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy.
Talent Drought Threatens Supply Chains, Survey Finds
The heart of a global business has always been the operations by which it buys, makes and moves what it sells to customers. Yet only 45 percent of supply chain and 40 percent of procurement executives at U.S.-based global companies say they are extremely or very confident that their supply chain organizations have the competencies they need today, according to the 2015 Supply Chain Survey from Deloitte.
Retailers Lose $1.75Tr in Revenue Worldwide Due to Overstocks, Out-of-Stocks and Returns, Report Says
Retailers worldwide lose a staggering $1.75tr annually due to the cost of overstocks, out-of-stocks and needless returns, according to research released from retail analyst firm IHL Group, commissioned by OrderDynamics, a Big Data prescriptive analytics software company.
A New Approach to Paying Your Suppliers
The way in which buyers pay their suppliers hasn't kept up with the times. The result: an unacceptable level of global supply-chain risk.
How Same-Day Service Is Impacting the Furniture Industry
Your Next Perfect Employee or Job Is Waiting
SupplyChainBrain and JobsInLogistics have joined forces in 2015 for the specialized purpose of:
As America Falls Further Behind in Basic Scientific Research, U.S. Future Is Threatened, Report Says
New report warns that the United States is falling behind in vital areas, including robotics, battery technologies, and quantum computing.
U.S. Manufacturing Could Learn a Lesson from Europe's Programs to Train Journeymen
There are many articles about the problem of America's "skilled worker shortage" and why we need advanced training; but most don't define or explain what they mean by "advanced training."
Without Information Risk Management, Your Entire Operation Can Be Compromised
Despite organizations' best efforts to secure intellectual property and other sensitive information, limited progress has been made in effectively managing information risk in the supply chain.
For U.S. Manufacturers to Remain Upbeat, Several Industry and Economic Stars Must Align
After a long period of economic turmoil, manufacturers in the United States are finding reasons to be optimistic. Demand is up and companies are seeing improvements in productivity, along with increases in profits. For this upward trajectory to continue, however, industry executives and governmental representatives cannot be complacent. Production efficiency, energy costs, tax legislation and education access are integral to the success of the industry's current fiscal condition and need to be nurtured or reformed. If the current business environment is to last, there is still more work to do.
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