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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 711
How Demand Sensing Is Changing the Role of the Forecaster
Crunching the Numbers: A Look at Supply-Chain Analytics
The ABCs of S&OP
Canadian Tire to Use Tablets to Enhance In-Store Shopping
Canadian Tire will deploy at least 5,000 tablet devices to its core network of 490 stores beginning in May. The rollout follows fast on the debut of a digital content hub designed to improve both in-store and online shopping experiences at Canada's largest retailer.
The Supply Chain's Next Stop Is Full-Service Security Screening
Regardless of the goods that are being shipped - from electronics to pharmaceuticals to fruit - once released into the supply chain, they are immediately at risk. And the longer they are in transit, the more vulnerable those goods become - facing threats of terrorism, of theft, or even of a natural disaster. Until the cargo arrives safely at its final destination, there are an inordinate number of things that could jeopardize the supply chain from running smoothly.
'Borderless Business Environment' Drives New Pressure, Changes Priorities in Procurement, Study Says
Procurement leaders face new pressures in 2013 as companies focus on profitable growth and balance local agility with global scale in their value chains, according to new Procurement Key Issues Research from The Hackett Group Inc.
Defining Differences Between Reverse and Forward Logistics Operations
Among the numerous challenges to a successful reverse logistics initiative is determining and tracking the value of the returned unit.
Is Your Employee's Tweeting Courting Disaster for You?
Social media and its close relative, social CRM, allow you to connect with customers in new and meaningful ways, on a greater scale and at a greater velocity than ever before. When it's done right, that is.
U.S Agencies May Be Barred from Buying IT from Vendors Affiliated with Chinese Government
Certain U.S. federal agencies could be hindered from buying information technology systems made by companies with links to the Chinese government under the new funding law signed by President Barack Obama.
Court Opens Way for U.S. Retailers to Import Lower-Priced Goods Despite Copyright Laws
The U.S. Supreme Court has removed a major barricade for cross-border e-commerce, ruling that so long as a product isn't pirated, U.S. retailers can import it without violating copyright law. In practice, that means an online retailer can sell U.S. customers many products that are lower priced"”and were never intended to be sold in the U.S."”without breaking the law.
Is the Government Going to Sink U.S. Maritime Industry?
Congress and the Administration do not understand the relationship between the U.S. merchant fleet, the military and trade. This lack of understanding has created haphazard policies that are gutting the fleet and inhibiting the private sector's ability to recapitalize our aging maritime industry. The time for action is now. Congress and the Administration are considering budget proposals that, if unopposed, would destroy the U.S. maritime industry and hand over our maritime supremacy to foreign carriers.
Breaking the Rules of Supply-Chain Management
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