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Business Strategy Alignment: Page 428
When It Comes to Corporate Improvements, Supply Chain Visibility Heads List, Study Says
Aberdeen Group's new research reveals that 63 percent of 149 companies with predominant global supply chains have ranked supply chain visibility as a high priority for improvement. It also shows that the top 20 percent best-in-class companies claim to be compliant to GS1 Standards and track supply chain visibility at the item level.
Legal Challenges Facing Logistics Companies
The 2013 Edition of the Warehousing, Education and Research Council Annual Conference
Many Baby Boomers Look to 'Redefine' Retirement: Stay in Workforce in Some Capacity
Each day, another 10,000 Baby Boomers turn retirement age. Their eventual retirement will have an impact on the job market, candidate pool and economy. While past predictions had the mass exodus underway by now, that's not happening. In fact, a significant percentage of Baby Boomers are not leaving the workforce just yet.
You Share Your Customer's Data with Many More Parties Than You Think
Privacy policies, if written well, explain to customers exactly what data you are going to collect, and what you are going to do with it. Problem is, most retailers have no idea what data they are collecting, or what they are going to do with it. As a result, retailers end up writing privacy policies that are either false or misleading, and this can lead to big legal problems. In fact, it may be better to have a policy that says either "we have no idea what we are collecting and what we will do with it" or "we will collect everything we can and use it in any way we want." But that's not good public relations.
The Re-shoring Debate: Sentiment or Hard Numbers?
As manufacturers consider shifting production from China back to the West, the U.S. could become an economically viable alternative faster than you think.
Finding Qualified Workers for Supply Chain Operations
What are Warehousing Employees Thinking?
Implementing a Lean Culture in Warehousing Environments
Marks & Spencer to Construct $311m Facility at DP World London
British retailer Marks & Spencer (M&S) has signed an agreement with DP World London Gateway to build a major distribution centre at the new deep-sea container port and logistics park in South Essex at an estimated cost of $311m.
Supply Chain Expertise Exists Out There, But Do You Want to Pay for It?
I call attention to a misconception among business reporters and analysts concerning the lack of expertise in the supply chain arena. A recent Wall Street Journal article The Hot New MBA: Supply Chain Management is making the rounds of various Logistics blog circles. Basically, the article tells us that there are not enough experienced logistics and Supply Chain professionals to go around. And that universities are ramping up to offer courses that will help business fill the gap. This, of course, is nonsense.
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