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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 1081
A.T. Kearney Study Maps a Decade of Shrinking IT Innovation
What Can Global Trade Management Technology Do for Importers and Exporters?
Secrets to Advanced Store Replenishment
Two capabilities are helping manufacturers and retailers of brand-name consumer goods improve replenishment at the floor and shelf levels, says Kelly Thomas, senior vice president of product strategy and planning at i2 Technologies. These capabilities are the ability to operationally apply insights from demand signals and to collaboratively align measurements.
Some Highly Candid Views on Trucking
Raise fuel taxes to fund needed highway investments and honor the NAFTA provisions allowing Mexican trucking companies to operate in the U.S. Those are two of the straightforward opinions offered by Transplace CEO Tom Sanderson during a wide-ranging conversation on issues impacting the trucking industry.
Companies Need to Cast a Wide Net for New Ideas, According to Study
World Bank Sees Need for Logistics Improvements, Ranks Germany As Best Performer
Five Keys to Competitive Advantage
REAP What You Sow - and Prevent Headaches
Taking the time upfront to work with customers on a thorough requirements analysis will prevent unwelcome surprises later and will give customers the confidence and comfort level they need to move ahead with software implementations. So says Gene Gander, vice president of sales-Americas at CargoWise, a provider of software solutions and services for freight forwarders, NVOCCs, express couriers, customs brokers and other logistics companies.
Keeping Supplier Risk at Bay Is Important
The consequences can be enormous, even catastrophic, if a supplier fails. Jim Lawton, senior vice president and general manager of D&B Supply Management Solutions, says you must have a risk-assessment plan in place at all times.
Technology Is One Way Companies Can Differentiate Themselves
It Seems that Outsourcing to India by U.S. Companies Is on the Upswing
An Eye on the State of Industrial Real Estate
The economy has not been good to this sector, says Walt Rakowich, ProLogis CEO, but some trends in industrial real estate are very promising. First, there is growing demand for sustainable warehouses. Second, a combination of GDP spurts and natural obsolescence of buildings stimulates construction.
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