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Coal-fired Plants to Continue to Decline as Natural Gas, Renewables Surge, Report Says
Natural gas and renewable power plants will account for almost all the new capacity to be installed in the United States for the "foreseeable future" while the number of coal-fired power plants will continue to decrease, according to a report by PEW Charitable Trusts.
Oracle Enhances Supply Chain Management Cloud
Oracle Corp. has added two new products to the Oracle Supply Chain Management (SCM) Cloud: Oracle Planning Central Cloud and Oracle Manufacturing Cloud.
Trealth Launches as Global Trade Management Platform
Trealth is the name of a new software platform that supports the process and financing of global trade in the cloud.
Automakers in European Union to Face Tougher Emissions Tests for Diesel Vehicles
Following the Volkswagen emissions scandal, EU member states have agreed to use tests that more closely mirror real road conditions to measure diesel cars' emissions.
Government's 'Piecemeal' Procurement of IT Services Squanders Billions, GAO Report Claims
The U.S. government is leaving billions of dollars on the table due to poorly managed and duplicative IT outsourcing deals, according to a recent report by the Government Accountability Office.
Retailers Know Some of Their Collected Data Is Useless - But Which Part Is That?
Retailers are in the midst of a data land grab. They are trying to collect all of the consumer data they can possibly get their hands on. Why? Because they're hoping that some of it will prove to be valuable.
Breaking Through to Performance-Driven Sustainable Procurement
The typical procurement organization invests heavily in supplier compliance but rarely reaps the value rewards. Compliance can often feel like a revolving door, with procurement teams evaluating the same risks and under-performing suppliers over and over again and never identifying the root causes or making real progress toward sustainability. Eventually, after a multi-year investment into a responsible sourcing program, procurement finds itself past the point of diminishing returns.
Most Piracy in Malacca Strait Labeled as Fake Insurance Claims
A fleet commander in the Indonesian Navy has said that about 90 percent of piracy cases in the Malacca Strait area turn out to be bogus claims related to insurance fraud or business competition.
Who Wants to Work in a Warehouse?
The holiday shopping season is upon us, and retailers are bulking up their supply chains to handle the expected surge in sales. Finding enough warehouse workers to fill the orders, however, could prove to be a tough challenge.
The Reverse Supply Chain Comes Home
There's more to reshoring than simply moving a factory from Asia back to the U.S.
FusionOps Unveils Predictive Analytics for Supply Chain
FusionOps has released an application providing predictive analytics for the supply chain.
When, Not If: Product Recalls and the Importance of Recall Planning
Whether it's a toy, automobile, medical device or food item, not a day goes by without news of another product recall. Unfortunately, recalls are a reality of the global economy and it truly is a matter of when, not if, a company will be impacted by one. Navigating a product recall tests customer relationships, puts pressure on the supply chain, affects sales and can paint brands in an unfavorable light. Given the serious nature of these and other recall execution challenges, it's critical that organizations have a recall plan in place long before an event occurs.
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