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HR & Labor Management: Page 260
How Many Companies Successfully Draw on Globally Dispersed Knowledge Bases?
For their global innovation strategies, many companies have long relied on their ability to assemble people with key capabilities and critical knowledge. They typically do this through co-location: bringing together designers, engineers, technologists, and other creative thinkers in a few innovation centers at home and in lead markets. The new products and services they create are then disseminated to markets across the world. But as the range of knowledge needed for global innovation becomes wider and more varied, co-location is no longer sufficient.
Human Resource Software Now Contains Talent Management Modules
Human capital management software is traditionally understood as addressing human resource plus talent management business requirements. While HR software is now quite affordable and adopted by many businesses, a comprehensive HCM suite that includes talent management modules is not equally accessible.
Savi Issues Update of Mobile Tracking System for Cargo, Logistics Management
Savi Technology has introduced version 2.2 of the Savi Mobile Tracking System.
Accellos Now Offering Drive Axle Scanning App Within Prophesy Dispatch
The Prophesy division of Accellos Inc. is now including the Drive Axle mobile scanning application of Eleos Technologies, LLC in its Prophesy Dispatch suite of software for trucking and fleet management.
Three Industry Experts Discuss What BYOD Is Doing to Your Enterprise
More and more, companies are finding that employees not only want to bring their own internet-connected devices into the workplace, they want to do it at their own expense. While that sounds like a cost-saver for many companies, the ramifications of the bring-your-own device (BYOD) phenomenon cannot be overstated in their importance: corporate security and privacy interests rest on having appropriate BYOD policies in place.
How to Get a Job in Supply-Chain Management
Why You Should Become a Certified Supply Chain Practitioner
Introducing a New Risk-Management Certificate From APICS
Senior Executives and How They Can Better Balance People and Priorities
To assess organizational alignment, here are three simple questions for your business leaders: What are your company's ten most exciting value-creation opportunities? Who are your ten best people? How many of your ten best people are working on your ten most exciting opportunities?
Dire Economic Impact Seen if Longshoremen Strike East, Gulf Coast Ports
A potential labor strike by longshoremen along the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts at the end of the year could have devastating economic consequences as inventory depletion, rerouting, hoarding, and price speculation ripple through supply chains of global companies, according to a report from the Marsh research firm.
Retail Imports to Increase 3.9 Percent in December Despite Calif. Port Strike; Eyes on East, Gulf Coast Ports
Import cargo volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to increase 3.9 percent in December despite a strike that closed the nation's largest port complex for the first few days of the month, but retailers are keeping a close watch on a possible strike on the East Coast and Gulf Coast, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released today by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
Maximizing the Many Benefits of Lean Labor Management
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