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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 580
For Corporate Treasurers, Focus in 2015 Is to Stay on Optimizing Working Capital
As the global economy picks up, working capital optimization will continue to be a high priority for corporate treasurers in 2015. In their drive for competitive advantage, treasurers are increasingly looking beyond the traditional forms of finance to explore a wider range of alternative funding options that support their working capital requirements, ranging from supply chain finance (SCF), to trade receivables securitisation (TRS), to factoring.
The Carbon Trust to Offer New Supply-Chain Certification
The Carbon Trust is developing a new certification for organizations seeking to reduce carbon emissions across their supply chains.
Your Next Perfect Employee or Job Is Waiting
SupplyChainBrain and JobsInLogistics have joined forces in 2014 for the specialized purpose of:
Amazon Latest E-tailer to Decide a Physical Store Isn't Such a Bad Idea
Amazon reportedly will open a brick-and-mortar shop in Midtown Manhattan in time for the holiday shopping season and that it will be a place for customers to return products, make exchanges or pick up their online orders.
Serious About Sustainability? Incorporate SmartWay Into Your RFPs
Managing carbon emissions in your supply chain is a constant challenge. You may have control over your own facilities and operations, but it's hard to influence the sustainability practices of third-party carriers and 3PLs. Your request for proposal (RFP) process provides a powerful (and frequently untapped) lever. By including language about registering with EPA's SmartWay Transport Partnership, you can use your RFPs to encourage truck, rail, logis-tics, and multimodal carriers to participate in SmartWay and help you quantify your supply chain’s carbon footprint at the same time.
E-commerce Fundamentally Changing B2B Commerce, Just as in B2C World
Businesses are continuing to shift resources from brick-and-mortar and other traditional sales channels to an e-commerce environment. What began primarily for business-to-consumer shopping is being emulated by merchants in the business-to-business sector, and has thus far been successful.
Plastics-to-Oil Recycling Could Lead to 40,000 Jobs in U.S, report Finds
Wide-scale deployment of emerging technology that converts used, non-recycled plastics into oil could generate up to $9bn in annual U.S. economic output and create upwards of 40,000 domestic jobs, according to a report released by the American Chemistry Council.
I.T. and Merger Mania: Keeping the Ship Afloat
Think of the typical corporate merger as the meeting of two ocean liners. It's tough enough to combine the crews. But how do you mash together two engine rooms?
Procurement Teams Increase Value, Outperform Peers by Going 'Borderless'
Despite ongoing economic and business environment challenges, world-class procurement organizations continue to outperform the peer group by a wide margin, up to $6m in cost savings for the typical large company. They deliver services at 19 percent lower cost with greater effectiveness and require 27 percent fewer full-time-equivalents (FTEs) per $1bn in spend. For many, efficiency gains have reached their practical limits. What's next?
Dell's Innovative Approach to Birthing Innovation
A conversation with Tom Maher, director of global service parts at Dell Inc.
Execs of Mid-sized U.S. Manufacturers Have 'Strong Confidence' in Economy for Near Term
Despite concerns about rising costs and a lack of qualified workers, purchasing and manufacturing executives at mid-sized U.S. industrial manufacturing companies remain optimistic about revenues and employment for the balance of 2014 and going forward.
A Look Behind the European Union's Unemployment Crisis
Just how unified is the European Union, anyway? Disunified enough to cause an unemployment crisis that won't go away.
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