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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 493
Most Shoppers Have Made Impulse Buys of $100 or More, Report Finds
More than half of U.S. shoppers - 54 percent - have admitted to spending $100 or more on an impulse buy, including 20 percent who have spent at least $1,000. In total, 84 percent of all shoppers have made impulse purchases, according to a report from CreditCards.com.
Eco-friendly 'Green' Packaging Market Should See Significant Growth Through 2020, Report Says
The global market for green packaging - comprising recyclable, reusable and degradable packaging - is predicted to grow at a combined annual growth rate of more than 7 percent through 2020, according to Technavio.
Low Prices Undercut Margins of Commodity Producers, Negatively Affect Supply Chains, Report Finds
Low profitability has undermined commodity producers and brings high risks to the supply chain, according to IHS Inc.
Solar PV Sales Expected to Top $1Tr by 2024
Global revenue from solar photovoltaic installations is expected to total more than $1.2tr from 2015 to 2024, according to a report from Navigant Research.
IDV Solutions Launches Alert Tool for Visual Command Center
IDV Solutions LLC has launched an extension with the Sigma Group's ActivistMap.com that will help command centers to act more quickly in the event of political violence or acts of terrorism that threaten employees, the supply chain or operations.
Management That Sets SMART Goals Acting Kinda Stupid
Worldwide, managers are setting SMART (Specific, Measureable, Achievable, Relevant and Timely) goals, expecting these to make this "the year" to revitalize or transform their businesses. Instead, most of these professionals should retire SMART, or at least rescind its status of standard operating procedure.
Economic, Currency Factors Have Worst Effects on Business, Survey Finds
The manufacturing world is being shaped by technological, demographic, and market megatrends and how companies respond will define their future performance.
Unprepared Supply Chains Are 'Driving Blindfold' Toward Disaster
What's the biggest risk to global supply chains today? Natural disasters? Terrorism? Supplier failure? Port strikes? How about ignorance?
Skills Gap Felt Across Construction, Agriculture, Industrial Sectors, Report Finds
Because not enough students are going into trade schools there is a shortage of people with the needed skills, according to a report on the so-called "skills gap," produced by The College of William and Mary on behalf of companies who distribute equipment for construction, agricultural, industrial and related industries.
Kroger's Weekly Circular Goes Digital
Digital disruption is affecting retailers of all stripes, but the grocery sector has been slow to adopt new technological tools. But that doesn't mean the nation's largest grocery chain isn't innovating around the digital path to purchase.
Unleashing Your 'Inner Company': Keys to a Successful Start-up
Starting up a business requires brains, heart and money - but in the case of the last, not as soon as you might think.
As Innovation Unfolds in Electronics World, Supply Chain Runs to Keep Up
Innovation doesn't sleep. Product lifecycles aren't what they used to be. Competition is fiercer - and comes from more unexpected sources - than ever.
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