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The Human Element in Supply Chain Sustainability
So much of the attention focused on supply chain sustainability has to do with energy conservation, regulatory compliance and the like, says Todd Stark, chief operating officer of Fair Trade USA. But companies and consumers shouldn't forget that the workers upstream need to have fair wages and safe and clean working environments.
Battery Supplier Deploys RFID to Manage Product In Stores
At four Minnesota stores, a major U.S. automotive battery supplier has added radio frequency identification technology to storage racks, making it possible for the company to view the locations of its products and replenish stock at the appropriate times, thereby enabling it to provide improved services to its distributors, dealers and retailers.
Cellular, GPS-Equipped RFID Reader and Cloud-Based Data Services Platform Delivers Actionable Data
Intelleflex, a provider of on-demand data visibility solutions for supply chains and asset tracking, has rolled out the Intelleflex CMR-6100, a fully integrated cellular-enabled, GPS-equipped, multi-protocol RFID reader with support for the ISO Class 3 battery-assisted passive and EPCglobal C1G2 passive standards. Intelleflex ZEST Data Services, a cloud-based repository for aggregating, warehousing and sharing information across the supply chain, facilitates on-demand access to actionable data for improved supply chain operations to provide a complete picture of data spanning the entire supply chain.
Advice for the Retail Shipper Going Forward
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The Benefits of Goods-to-Person Order Fulfillment
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The Dynamics of Capacity in Trucking
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Today's Energy Realities in Your Supply Chain
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Making an Impact with Product Lifecycle Logistics
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Why Aren't You Doing DC Bypass Right?
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Skills for Supply Chain 2.0
From sourcing to delivery, the supply chain is now the most horizontal function in the enterprise, says Tony Pittman, director of global procurement at HP. And any role that has such wide-ranging impact, from how money is spent to affecting the customer's experience, needs highly trained managers and workers.
Key Technology Capabilities That a Lead Logistics Provider Must Have
Deck Increasingly companies are "going global" as manufacturing moves overseas, new consumer markets open up, and natural resources are discovered in new geographies.
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Best Buy Embarks on 'Transformational' Plan to Combat Online Competition
Weighed down by the size of its big-box stores and facing competition from more nimble online-only competitors, Best Buy is embarking on a "transformational strategy," its executives said. For the company's finance chief, Jim Muehlbauer, that will mean dealing with $800m in cost cuts over the next three years.
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