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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 562
Toyota Grants Royalty-Free Use of Thousands of Fuel Cell Technology Patents
Toyota has rocked the auto industry by announcing that it is opening to the public 5,680 of its patents related to fuel cell technology for royalty-free use.
What Will We Do With All That Electronic Waste?
Electronic waste is threatening to overwhelm our landfills.
10 Years After: How Close Are We to True Demand-Driven Supply Chains?
Experts Don't Expect to See Strong Privacy Protection for Computer, Technology Users Any Time Soon
Will a strong system for protecting the privacy rights of computer and device users be in place 10 years from now? A sampling of technology experts says probably not. In a new survey by the Pew Research Center, more than half the 2,511 people polled said there will not be a "secure, popularly accepted, and trusted privacy-rights infrastructure" established by 2025.
The Promise of Cross-channel Marketing Nirvana Could Be Realized This Year
For years, marketers have had two goals. They wanted to truly be able to engage with customers uniquely, based on both their interests and their value to the retail brand. They have also wanted to manage that conversation across every digital marketing channel, unifying email, web/mobile sites, display ad, and social efforts. While widely viewed as two separate goals, they were innately connected – how can you have cross-channel marketing without knowing who, specifically, you are communicating with? 2015 is the year when the promise of cross-channel marketing nirvana is fulfilled, finally.
U.S. Economy Grows, Dollar Strengthens - and International Trade Feels the Effects
It just might be time to book that vacation in Paris you've been thinking about. That is one practical conclusion to draw from a remarkable set of shifts in global currencies that started in the second half of last year and has continued in the early trading days of 2015. The seemingly inexorable rise of the dollar versus the euro and most other currencies has broad implications for the global economy this year and beyond.
Energy Matters Likely to Command Much of Administration's Attention in 2015
President Barack Obama's administration will spend 2015 taking on energy controversies from fracking to smog, from interstate air pollution to coal-burning power plants - and in December, his negotiators will head to Paris to try to reach a global agreement on climate change. In between all that, he just might make a decision on the Keystone XL pipeline.
Supply Chains of the Future: Where Will We Get the Talent?
Talent Management Is Issue Across the Board, But It's Acute in Manufacturing, Survey Suggests
All companies struggle to attract and retain top talent. But in recent years, as manufacturing has heated up, this problem threatens to slow down growth in that segment in particular.
Supply Chain Concerns Slow Construction in United Kingdom, Report Claims
The UK construction sector expanded at its slowest pace for 17 months in December against a background of concerns around supply chain pressures and skills shortages, according to a survey of buyers.
Reducing Cost Continues to Be Top Driver Behind Corporate Sustainability Initiatives, Study Says
Cost remains the top driver of sustainability management initiatives, followed by regulations and investor/stakeholder pressure, according to Ecova's second annual survey, 2015 Energy and Sustainability Predictions: Findings from Leading Professionals.
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