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Motivating Employees to Drive More Revenue
Paper Products Company Reportedly Cuts Greenhouse Gas Emissions 60 Percent by Moving from Road to Rail
Packaging and paper products manufacturer Boise has cut CO2 emissions by 60 percent by switching from road to rail and packing its products more efficiently in rail containers, says a case study from Environmental Defense Fund.
Reducing Costs, Avoiding Risk Cited as Main Reasons Why Companies Move to Domestic Suppliers
To address supply chain threats, 28 percent of respondents in a recent survey said they have shifted from overseas to domestic suppliers in the past 12 months, according to BBK, an international business advisory firm with roots in the automotive manufacturing industry. Nearly 70 percent of these respondents cited transportation, shipping and logistics costs as the most significant factors in decisions to re-shore.
Usefulness of That Retail Customer Information You've Collected Is Imperiled
You know all that CRM data you've been so lovingly collecting from loyalty programs, special offers, POS systems and any other way you could find to gather shopper information? It's about to be put at risk by a data broker - and not in the way you expected.
Quality, Performance, Speed-to-Market Drive Growth of Batch Management Software
Increased importance to quality, production performance, business system integration, and increased regulations on food and drug safety are fueling the growth in the batch management software (BMS) market. Global economic conditions and countries with increasingly troublesome fiscal conditions and policies are impacting regional growth patterns.
Mitigating FCPA Exposure in International Franchise and Distribution Relationships
Mitigating the risk of sanctions under the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is a core concern in every international commercial transaction, including cross-border distribution and franchising relationships.
Capitalizing Off Social Business Software and Data
Big data - the practice of analyzing large data sets - is increasingly driving value creation in organizations across all industries.
Electronics Waste Often Shipped Illegally to Developing Nations
The disposal of computers and other electronic and electrical goods, e-waste, is a growing global problem, with much of the often dangerous junk winding up in emerging countries.
Improper E-waste Disposal Often Results in Counterfeit Parts Re-entering Electronics Supply Chain
The counterfeiting of electronics (as well as the exporting of e-waste, which has been demonstrated to directly enable this type of counterfeiting) is currently seen as only a minor crime, even though it has been extensively proven to cause financial loss, injury, and death. That may be changing.
For Buyers and Suppliers, Supply-Chain Finance Pays Off
With every crisis comes opportunity. The Great Recession, which choked off access to capital and placed suppliers around the world in economic jeopardy, triggered the growth of supply-chain finance programs, benefiting suppliers and buyers alike.
Infor Releases New Version of Demand Planning Application
Infor, a provider of business application software serving more than 70,000 customers, has released Demand Planning version 6.6.
Mercedes-Benz Adds Fuel Cell Investment to New $70m Logistics Center
Mercedes-Benz has been saying for some time now the fuel cell vehicles are coming, and while eyes are on that potential a few years hence, the company is actually investing heavily now in fuel cells for more ordinary purposes in its own logistics operations.
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