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Business Strategy Alignment: Page 511
Many U.S. Manufacturers, Especially Larger Ones, Consider Returning Production to U.S.
More than a third of U.S.-based manufacturing executives at companies with sales greater than $1bn are planning to bring back production to the United States from China or are considering it, according to a new survey by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
E-commerce to Be Large Part of Growing App Downloads for Tablets
Eighty percent of tablet app downloads will be for e-commerce, games, digital publishing and social networking by 2016.
Where Are You Going to Put All That 'Big Data'?
Disk storage is a lot like closet space-you can never have enough. Nowhere is this truer than in the world of big data.
The Three Laws of Big Data
Like death and taxes, volatility has now become a fact of life. The aftermath of the 2009 recession reinforced the importance of defensive strategies against volatility in order to survive, but winning in an increasingly uncertain world requires that we learn to thrive in volatility, harness it and use this strength as a competitive advantage.
State of Logistics Outsourcing Report Available from Capgemini
The world of consumer electronics is a rapidly evolving marketplace, one where manufacturers have to deal with product price erosion and the challenges that come with selling into many layered vertical markets.
Return, Refurbish, Repair: New Live for Products or Parts
The life of a product and part does not have to end when failure occurs, according to a new Aberdeen report entitled Best Practices in Return, Refurbishment and Repair 2012.
Here Are Several Reasons Why You're Not Implementing Your CRM System Effectively
Virtually every sales person today uses some kind of system for customer relationship management - whether it's a sophisticated, company-wide, cloud-based CRM platform, a simple file system with personal notes, or even their Blackberry with all contacts at their fingertips.
Times Article Spurs Wal-Mart to Look Into Allegations of Bribery by Its Executives in Mexico
Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s probe of possible bribery in Mexico may prompt executive departures and steep U.S. government fines if it reveals senior managers knew about the payments and didn't take strong enough action, corporate governance experts said.
Rumors of Best Buy's Imminent Demise May Be Highly Exaggerated
Best Buy is viewed by many analysts as being in a desperate fight for its life. In previous years its stellar financial results were strongly fueled by the collapse of such competitors as PC America and Circuit city. But now Best Buy is the last man standing and its survival is entirely dependent on its own efforts to respond to marketplace shifts.
The Evidence Is In: Continuous Improvement Programs Pay Off
If you're a CEO who thinks lean and Six Sigma can be left to the plant manager or a continuous-improvement (CI) specialist simply to improve factory operations, think again.
When in Doubt, Get a Consultant to Help You Make the Right Technology Choice
Buying a large enterprise software system is not something that many organizations do on a regular basis. While software vendors are constantly hyping the benefits of their particular system, buyers do not necessarily have the background needed to separate the wheat from the chaff.
Five Keys to Better Project Implementations
It's often been said that "no one sets out to make a bad movie." But each year, even some of the world's most talented filmmakers succeed in doing just that. In much the same way, no one aims to pull off a less-than-perfect logistics start-up or transition; yet such "failures" happen all the time, even to companies with the best of supply chains and noblest of project management intentions.
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