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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 490
Kroger Plans to Expand Its Online Grocery Option
Kroger is set to offer a click-and-collection option at 10 Michigan stores by the end of 2016. ClickList, the brand's e-grocery service with curbside pickup, launched at one store in December and expanded to a second store this week.
Have Enterprise Resource Planning Systems Really Delivered on Their Promise?
Enterprise resource planning systems, once regarded as a marvel of technology, have turned out to be anything but.
Effective CRM Requires Changing the Way You Collect, Analyze Data
If the customer is "at the center of everything," so, too, should be a company's system for managing customer relationships. In other words, customer relationship management software needs to be more than just a way to handle queries about products or fielding feedback from clients.
Automatic Tracking of Medications Throughout Supply Chain Is Goal of RFID Technology
RFID technology company eAgile is marketing a solution known as eSeal that aims to enable the automatic tracking of containers of medication from the point of manufacture to the drugstore counter or a patient's hospital bedside.
Should 'Supply Chain' Give Way to 'Supply Web'?
The term "Web 2.0" refers to the current state of online technology as it compares to the early days of the Web, and is characterized by greater user interactivity and collaboration, more pervasive network connectivity and enhanced communication channels.
Five Things Apparel Manufacturers Should Consider Before Re-shoring
Challenged by fast fashion, prompted by speed to market and buoyed by thoughts of small runs/low inventory levels, reshoring or the return of manufacturing for a company and its brands to its country of origin (COO) has sparked continuing interest in the best strategies for market entry and what it takes to succeed once you are there.
Consumer-Generated Content Gives Turtle Wax Website New Shine
Turtle Wax drove 1.3 million page views with its content when it added consumer-generated content to its website. The goal for Turtle Wax was to transform a static website into a dynamic place where showcasing its products was a priority.
Growth in Emerging Markets Not Automatic Anymore - Competitiveness Required
Emerging markets have driven growth for many multinational corporations (MNCs) for years, and they will continue to do so. But these are turbulent times as commodity prices plunge, currencies are devalued, and equity markets gyrate. The profitability of many MNCs' operations is already under attack, and future performance will be challenged by slower macroeconomic growth, increasing costs, and heightened competition from local companies, which are rapidly gaining scale, experience, and capability. To reduce these pressures, companies will have to focus much more on improving their competitiveness through constant productivity gains.
GS1 US Expands Advisory Services for Standards Implementation
GS1 US, an information-standards body, has expanded its Advisory Services offering.
Distributors Have Possibility to Converge B2B, B2C Markets
In today's business world, technology has opened the door to reaching and attaining a whole new customer base. The development of e-commerce has presented distributors with the opportunity to target not only businesses but also the individual consumer, converging the B2B and B2C markets.
Cost of 3D Printing Expected to Drop this Year as More Vendors Enter Field
In a further sign of the falling barriers to hardware innovation, the price of 3D printing machines is expected to fall 6.4 percent in 2016, according to a report by market research firm IBISWorld.
ASL Aviation Agrees to Assume Control of TNT Express Flights
Ireland-based ASL Aviation Group has agreed to purchase airline operations currently owned by TNT Express and is expected to will continue to operate them on behalf of the merged FedEx-TNT entity.
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