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Manufacturing Capacity Is Leaving China. But Where's It Going?
We've heard it before: manufacturing is leaving China and coming back to the West. But the reality isn't that simple.
Combined Procurement Helps Pharma Distributors Stay in the Black
One of the most powerful middleman industries in the global economy – pharmaceutical distributors – is emerging from more than a half-decade of difficult transition.
New Performance Protocol Simplifies RFID Tag Buying and Selling
You'd be forgiven for missing the most important development in RFID, or for dozing off if you did spot it. But earlier this month, GS1 announced the Tagged Item Performance Protocol (TIPP), a new approach to testing tags that simplifies life for retailers, suppliers and tag vendors, and ensures that tags will really work in the field.
Government Streamlines Process for Selling IT to U.S. Agencies
Information technology providers who market to the federal government got some holiday cheer as the U.S. Congress and the White House approved legislation to improve the way the government acquires IT equipment and services. The reforms are significant and welcome, and no doubt will facilitate the marketing of IT to federal agencies.
Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, BMW Continue to Dominate Automotive ADAS Market
According to ABI Research, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo and BMW are still the top three players in the consumer advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) market. They outperform competitors either in terms of the degree and significance of their innovation, or in how effectively they make their systems available to consumers – sometimes in both.
'Human-Machine Interface' Auto Parts to See 20 Percent Growth in 2015, Report Says
A recent IHS Automotive analysis of user interfaces in future automotive infotainment systems finds increased global commonality and complexity. Technologies and features developed by automakers and suppliers have heavily focused on designing interfaces that users can understand quickly and operate efficiently. The Multi-Modal Interface Concept is a major growth driver in building new and innovative human-machine interface (HMI) platforms, according to the analysis by IHS Automotive.
Supply Chain Concerns Slow Construction in United Kingdom, Report Claims
The UK construction sector expanded at its slowest pace for 17 months in December against a background of concerns around supply chain pressures and skills shortages, according to a survey of buyers.
U.S. Food Importers Often Fall Short Enforcing Worker Protection Laws in Mexico
The tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers arrive year-round by the ton, with peel-off stickers proclaiming "Product of Mexico."
Talent, Technology, Risk Are Top Concerns of Heads of Procurement Units
A lack of talent, technology issues and geopolitical risks are amongst procurement leaders’ main business concerns, according to Deloitte's fourth annual global chief procurement officer (CPO) survey.
TekStream Enables Contract-Lifecycle Management for Oracle WebCenter
TekStream Solutions has created a contract-lifecycle management (CLM) application for Oracle WebCenter.
Eyefreight Adds MicroStrategy to TMS Application
Eyefreight, a provider of transportation-management systems (TMS) delivered through a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, has added the technology of MicroStrategy Inc. to its product.
Descartes Acquires U.K.'s Pentant, E-customs
Descartes Systems Group has announced two recent acquisitions of companies based in the U.K. Pentant Limited is a community system provider, offering customs connectivity and import and export inventory control for ocean, truck and air cargo.
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