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For the Most Part, U.S. Companies Working Abroad Thought to Abide by Anti-Bribery Laws
Is Wal-Mart's alleged bribery in Mexico an anomaly, or is it more typical of multinational behavior than many corporate executives would like to admit? Is the practice of bribing public officials ever justifiable from an economic or ethical point of view? And apart from collapsing share prices and shareholder lawsuits, what are some of the other possible consequences of bribing foreign officials?
The Changing Dynamics of Global Supply Chains
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Integrated Planning & Control: What Every Company Must Have
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Redesigning DCs for the All-Channel Shopper
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Supply Chain Talent: Today's Ever-Changing Requirements
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The ABCs of Inventory Optimization
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Supply Chain Risks Continue to Trouble U.S. Tech Industry, Study Finds
Interruptions and impediments to supply chain operations continue to rank among the greatest concerns for U.S. technology companies, according to an annual report issued by BDO USA, an accounting and consulting organization. Eighty-eight percent of tech companies cite concerns over reliable suppliers, vendors, distribution of products and services, as well as the global distribution chain.
An Amateur Software Buyer's Guide to Outplaying Vendors
The good news is that software acquisition does not happen often, but the bad news is that this infrequency uncovers another hidden facet of such projects. Employees and management of a company that do not purchase and implement a significant number of software applications on a regular basis are, in fact, amateurs that are mandated to deal with software vendors whose only order of business is to develop, promote, and sell their software, every day.
Why You Need a Vehicle Management System Now
Why not use technology that locks out all but authorized users of forklifts and other vehicles in the DC and which measures the productivity of those vehicle and their operators, asks Ken Ehrman, president of I.D. Systems.
When Your Business Goofs, CRM Can Be Your Best Friend
There are three things certain in life. We all know the two cited by Benjamin Franklin, but there's a third certainty that we all face regularly and have to cope with constantly - that we'll make mistakes. Everyone makes them; if it hasn't happened to your business, you haven't been in business long.
Electronics Manufacturers Consider Tuning Out Government's Energy-Efficiency Program
Electronics manufacturers are threatening to drop out of Energy Star, saying recent changes have made participation in the federal government's voluntary energy efficiency labeling program too costly.
Mid-Market Innovators - a New Threat from China?
A new type of industrial company is emerging primarily in China. We call them mid-market innovators, after the burgeoning middle market of Chinese urban and rural businesses and government offices, which were their original core customers.
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