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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 351
Collaborative Mobile Robots Are Coming To Your Warehouse
A common question warehouse operators often ask themselves is: "what can we do to further increase productivity and efficiency?" For a while, this challenge has been met with Six Sigma methodologies to identify and eliminate waste in the process. However, one of the biggest sources of waste remains non-value-adding movement and material handling. A new breed of robot has recently emerged that tackles this challenge and is helping warehouses to reach next level productivity and efficiency. -John Santagate, Research Director, IDC
Blockchain Can Help in War on Fake Drugs, Report Says
A blockchain prototype tool has been developed with the potential to tackle the problem of counterfeit medicines.
Tablets, Lasers and Time to Market: How Levi Strauss Reinvented the Way It Makes Jeans
On a quiet street at the very edge of San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill neighborhood is a red-brick building bursting with blue. This 88-year-old structure, which carries no external signage of any kind, is what Levi Strauss & Co., the 165-year-old inventor of the blue jean, calls its Eureka Innovation Lab.
Trump Condemns Chinese Factories. China Is Already Closing Some.
Li Jinzi’s apartment lost its heat when the kilns went cold. Li works at a Chinese aluminum factory, the sort of hulking industrial installation that has helped set off a global trade fight.
On the West Coast, Ports Brace for Steel Tariffs
It's a normal weekday at the Port of Vancouver. That means by noon, piles of steel slab cover the work yard at the docks on the Columbia River.
Clear Sailing for Ocean Carriers in 2018 — If They Don’t Blow It
The coming year looks like smooth sailing for container-shipping lines — if they can meet shippers’ increasing demands for service.
Blockchain: The Key to a Seamless Supply Chain
With the ability to automatically and accurately share data across corporate boundaries, blockchain is more than just hype. It has the potential to be a true game-changer. On par with how email changed the way we communicate in business, blockchain is on the cusp of a tremendous breakthrough in how products and the data associated with them move across the supply chain. -Melanie Nuce, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, GS1 US
Six Ways Procurement Officers Can Prepare for Brexit
During this time of uncertainty procurement professionals should take the opportunity to elevate their role as a trusted advisor, says Andrew Coulcher, group membership and knowledge director of CIPS.
Bottled Water May Contain Tiny Particles of Plastic, Research Shows
A lot of bottled water contains tiny bits of plastic, known as microplastics, according to research conducted by a non-profit journalism organization called Orb Media.
Your Next Sneakers Will Come From Trees
Allbirds, the Silicon Valley startup behind a wildly popular wool sneaker, is pivoting from sheep to trees.
Ending Slavery in Supply Chains, Part 2: An Action Plan for Business
"Zero tolerance" is the only way to approach the issue of human trafficking and slavery in supply chains. But how can companies make that happen?
Most of America’s Fruit Is Now Imported. Is That a Bad Thing?
It’s obvious to anyone who visits an American supermarket in winter — past displays brimming with Chilean grapes, Mexican berries and Vietnamese dragon fruit — that foreign farms supply much of our produce.
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