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Unraveling WEEE, The EU's 2005 E-Waste Regulation, and Just Why You Should Care
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Dunkin' Donuts' Short Relocation Brings Big Change
A restaurant distribution center proves that the right management can operate an efficient, productive facility in a high-cost area.
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Columbia Sportswear: A European DC With a French Flair
The Oregon-based sportswear company finds France's labor rules are a perfect fit for its new European distribution center operation.
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Where in the World? The Best Locations for Supply-chain Management Facilities
Site location for supply-chain facilities is a strategic priority for the world's largest companies that increasingly rely on technology, outsourcing and extended business processes.
Supply-chain Management Plays Strategic Role at Grocery Retailer
A conversation with Bill Parry, vice president of logistics for Pittsburgh-based supermarket retailer Giant Eagle.
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Capacity Crunch Will Likely Get Worse Before it Gets Better
Shippers can look forward to continuing capacity constraints and price increases for this year and beyond. The solution? Try everything, including redesigning your supply-chain network.
Sun Micro Stops Handling Its Parts Management in Pieces
Preaching the gospel of Six Sigma, the company takes a global approach to the coordination of after-market parts planning, inventories and distribution.
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Supply-Chain Complexity Masters: A Special Report
Eight case studies highlight the many challenges that supply-chain executives face today, in every aspect of their operations.
Control the Process: The Benefit of Business Process Management
The impetus to examine and tweak business processes may stem from pressures from government regulation, Wall Street or any of a number of market forces. Regardless, those who have no BPM initiative are at a competitive disadvantage.
Carriers, Shippers Mitigate Losses From HOS Rules, But Worry About Round Two
Productivity losses from the new hours-of-service rules have been less than anticipated, thanks to efforts by shippers and carriers, but both sides worry about additional changes that may be on the way.
Former Analyst Heads Project To Help Supply Chains Prepare for the Unpredictable
A conversation with Larry Lapide, research director of Supply Chain 2020, a project of the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics.
Supply-Chain Managers' Dilemma: Balancing Long-Term Value With Need to Control Cost
While many companies curb investments in new supply-chain systems and process change, some take the long view. They're spending now, to realize big payoffs later.
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