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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 660
Can Technology Provide Safety Lines for Apparel Workers?
In a post-Rana Plaza world, one can only wonder how best to gauge the ethics and worker safety behind our garment-manufacturing industry. The Goliath that the fashion industry has become begs the question whether it's even possible to ensure suppliers do the right thing.
DHL to Make New Investment in Logistics Operations in Philippines
Logistics firm Deutsche Post DHL is investing $25m in its operations in the Philippines to further expand its supply chain business and warehousing facilities.
Why Quality Is More Than a Passing Fad
Total Quality Management. Quality circles. Quality with a capital "Q." It all seems so...20th Century.
Your 'Warehouse' Could Be a Building, Plane or Ship, But Do You have Visibility Into It?
To most people, and even many C-level retail executives, warehouses are those large, far-flung structures where raw materials and manufactured goods are kept. They're the places where forklifts move pallets around and guys wear hardhats.
DB Schenker's Largest Facility in Japan is Now Open
The logistics company DB Schenker's new logistics centre in Japan is its largest facility in that country. It is located at Baraki, only 25 kilometers away from central Tokyo next to the Wangan Expressway.
Knowing Whom to Bill for Rental of Chassis Is Critical for Port
When ocean cargo lines decided to divest their chassis, Hampton Roads Chassis Pool had to take on the equipment leases. The challenge was determining whom to invoice for the use of the 'wheels.'
Tackling the Special Challenges Confronting the Industrial Supply Chain
A conversation with Richard Jennings, vice president and general manager of Ryder Supply Chain Solutions.
If You Eliminate Risk by Spending Money, Should You Keep Investing in Risk Avoidance?
As the saying goes: "One does not get promoted based on cost avoidance." One of the reasons is that costs avoided do not show up on financial statements. On the other hand, costs incurred - including security outlays - are visible, and often become prime targets for the CFO's cost-cutting knife.
Organization Tasked with Putting Some Pep in Britain's Automotive Industry. It Just Might Succeed.
The UK car industry is on a global charm offensive to rebuild the shrunken supply chain behind Britain's auto business, targeting 15,000 new jobs and almost 200 fresh projects over the next three years.
Small Firm Takes on Big Job of Optimizing Military Inventories
Gleason Research Associates blends its proprietary software with the mobile computers of Intermec to help the U.S. Army track and audit everything from desks to tanks. Efficiency soars, and errors plummet.
General Mills Sets 2020 as Date By Which It Will 'Sustainably Source' Its 10 Main Ingredients
General Mills has committed to sustainably source 100 percent of its 10 priority ingredients by 2020. These ingredients represent 50 percent of General Mills' total raw material purchases.
Five Reasons Why Demand Is So Great for 'Big Box' Distribution Space
Demand for U.S. industrial distribution centers, larger than 300,000 square feet, is high and rising, according to real estate services firm Jones Lang LaSalle's first "Big Box Velocity Index". Improving economic conditions, the continuing growth of e-commerce and a deep bench of tenants seeking space have all created this highly competitive fight for industrial and warehousing space. As a result, there is 96.7 million square feet of industrial construction under way, with nearly half speculative, with an average building size of 360,000 square feet.
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