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Business Strategy Alignment: Page 355
Big-Box Retailing: Will E-Commerce Blow the House Down?
In the folktale "The Three Little Pigs," a house made of brick is the one that the Big Bad Wolf can't blow down. If only today's brick-and-mortar retailers were as sturdy.
Tread Carefully: Some Emerging Markets Are High-Growth And High-Risk
Across Asia and the Middle East, rising incomes and accelerating investment in infrastructure have attracted multinationals eager to expand their global presence. But success in these high-growth emerging markets (HGEMs) often proves elusive.
One Filing, 48 Agencies: Introducing the 'Single Window' for Trade Compliance
For international traders who are sick of filing documents with multiple regulatory agencies, help is on the way.
Proper Planning Up Front Required if Lean Programs Are to Maximize Production, Profitability Increases
Significant effort and dollars are invested in lean initiatives each year in manufacturing plants across the United States. These investments can yield significant production and profitability gains if done properly.
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Digital Is the Future for CPG Companies, And They Need to Plan for It Now
The digital revolution is penetrating the consumer packaged goods space more and more, says a report that highlights how CPG companies can best position themselves for growth and unlock digital and e-commerce opportunities.
Insurance Springs Up to Cover Small Businesses as They Come Under More Cyber-attacks
In light of all the hacker attacks in the news, is there insurance that covers smaller businesses in case of an attack? Yes, there is.
Voluntary Sustainability Standard Developed for Small-Appliance Industry
The first voluntary U.S. sustainability standard for small appliances and floor care appliances has been released, intended to help portable and floor care appliance manufacturers evaluate the environmental sustainability of their products.
Why Aren't More Women Working at Top Levels in Supply Chain Management?
Women account for 37 percent of students enrolled in university supply chain courses, but only 5 percent of top-level supply chain positions at Fortune 500 companies are filled by women, according to SCM World. In comparison, women hold 15 percent of all executive officer positions at Fortune 500 companies.
Foreign-Trade Zone Imports and Exports Record New Highs in 2013
The value of exports from America's foreign-trade zones increased by 13.7 percent in 2013, to a record high $79.5bn in merchandise exported, according to figures released by the U.S. Foreign-Trade Zones Board in its Annual Report to Congress. At $835.8bn, the 2013 value of received merchandise into FTZs also reached a new high, surpassing the previous year’s record of $732.2bn – a 14.1 percent increase.
Best Buy's Disappointing Sales Emblematic of Difficulties Brick-and-Mortar Retailers Face
Big-box electronics giant Best Buy reported sagging second-quarter sales Tuesday amid increasingly intense competition from rival retailers. The company's comparable sales dipped 2 percent in the U.S., though it still managed to post $146m in profit, largely thanks to a long-term cost-cutting program. But with few new electronics products to capture consumers' attention, the rest of 2014 isn't looking any sunnier.
How Can ERP Companies Reinvent Themselves, Convince Customers to Upgrade to Newest Platforms?
Infor, Epicor, Aptean, QAD, UNIT4, SAP, Microsoft, Oracle and others all have the challenge of owning many solutions built over 20 years ago or more. In fact, many enterprises are still running twenty-year-old software. Still, many firms have yet to buy their first ERP, and they will certainly not purchase the old ERPs written in RPG, BASIC and ABAP or with Progress databases and so on.
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