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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 497
Achieving Supplier Collaboration to Reach Your Risk Management Goals
Buy-in and cooperation from internal stakeholders "within the four walls" is no longer sufficient. You need tier 1 and sub-tier supplier collaboration and trust to manage supply chain risk and build end-to-end supply chain resiliency.
As Hobbyists' Drones Fly Too Close to Commercial Planes, FAA Cracks Down on Amateur Aviators
Spurred by numerous reports of drones flying near jets and airports, the federal government will require that the aircraft be registered to make it easier to identify owners and educate amateur aviators.
Big Data Analytics Is No Fad - Utilize It or Fall Behind
Companies that resist building an analytics culture will fall further behind as big data becomes more ubiquitous and continues to grow exponentially.
Is Your Relationship With Your Suppliers a True Partnership?
What have your suppliers done for you lately? Or, a better question might be: Have you partnered with your suppliers to drive value?
Ontario Hospitals Band Together, Outsource Logistics and Warehousing
When Shared Support Services of Southeastern Ontario went looking for a 3PL that had expertise in the healthcare industry, it found a true partner in SCI Logistics.
Data Analytics Helps HP Scale Back on Printer Parts, Save $150M
Hewlett Packard optimizes the procurement processes of its global inkjet printer production operations by gaining visibility into component costs and product usage.
Hitting Zero-Waste Goals Said to Save Money, Help Companies Grow Their Business
Companies have a major financial incentive to achieve zero waste. In fact, says Eric Lombardi, executive director of Eco-Cycle International, "Waste equals wasted cash."
Good Customer Service Online as Important as It Is In-Store
Customer service is an indisputably important factor when it comes to online retail. Good customer service can be the greatest sales asset a retailer can have, encouraging loyalty and word-of-mouth recommendations. But bad customer service cannot only see a particular sale lost in an instant, but long-term irreparable damage done to the brand.
Death of Physical Stores Greatly Exaggerated, Says New Head of Shopping Center Trade Group
The demise of physical stores has become a familiar narrative during the holiday season, but nothing could be further from the truth, according to one man better positioned than most to know.
Is Large-Scale Manufacturing Really Ready for Wide Adoption of 3D Printing?
For more than two decades, companies have been excited about a revolutionary industrial process that has the potential to reinvent manufacturing.
WTO Ruling Feeds Canada's Ability to Levy Huge Tariffs on U.S. Beef
Canada is prepared to impose retaliatory tariffs against U.S. beef imports after the World Trade Organization sided with Canada and Mexico in a trade battle over meat-labeling rules.
A Dose of Reality: U.S. Army Revamps the Forecast to Reflect Actual Demand
Inspired by practices in the private sector, the Army Materiel Command division embraces the concept of integrated business planning - and ends up saving billions of dollars in inventory expense.
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