SupplyChainBrainMore from SupplyChainBrainAll LogisticsAligning Transportation With a Single PlatformMike Mulqueen, senior director of product management at Manhattan Associates, talks about the advantages of integrating all aspects of transportation management onto a single platform and how the resulting holistic approach drives value at many levels.December 13, 2012All LogisticsDemographics: Not Just for Marketers AnymoreJoey Carnes, CEO of MIQ Logistics, says that changing demographics, especially the aging of global populations, will have a profound impact on consumer-driven supply chains in the next five to 15 years and needs to be given greater weight in supply chain models.December 12, 2012Global LogisticsA CPG Giant Aims for Sustainability in Its Global Supply ChainA conversation with Pier Luigi Sigismondi, chief supply chain officer of UnileverDecember 12, 2012All LogisticsThe Cutting Edge of Robotics in Material HandlingDave Noble, director of sales and marketing with Seegrid Corp., offers a glimpse into the use of vision-guided robotic industrial trucks in manufacturing and distribution facilities. He also shares his view of the technology's future.December 7, 2012All Logistics'Goods-to-Person': A Valuable Warehouse Efficiency ToolWhat is "Goods-to-Person," and how can it be of value in boosting the efficiency of fulfillment operations within warehouses and distribution centers? A briefing by Mark Dickinson, executive sales manager with SSI Schaefer.December 6, 2012All LogisticsDeveloping Superior Supply Chain TalentDavid J. Closs, McConnell Professor of Business Administration at Michigan State University, says that cross-functional experience and training are essential to developing superior supply chain talent and explains why competition for that talent is increasing.December 6, 2012Forecasting & Demand PlanningGlobal Supply Chains As Competitive WeaponsIn an environment of increasingly global competition, companies are depending on their supply chains to differentiate themselves in key markets, says Michael Woore, former program director of IT services with Technicolor.December 4, 2012SC Planning & OptimizationHow an Evolving China Is Affecting Global Supply ChainsChina is transforming itself from a source of low-cost manufacturing for western consumers to a potentially huge market for domestic production. Ron Tarter, senior vice president and general manager of Flextronics, discusses how his company and others are adjusting to the shift.November 30, 2012All LogisticsA Needed Shot in the Arm for Treating HIV/AIDS in Developing WorldWhen many doubted needed HIV/AIDS commodities could be delivered timely and qualitatively to hard-to-reach areas of Africa, an innovative approach to healthcare logistics proved them wrong.November 29, 2012HomeA Needed Shot in the Arm for Treating HIV/AIDS in Developing WorldWhen many doubted needed HIV/AIDS commodities could be delivered timely and qualitatively to hard-to-reach areas of Africa, an innovative approach to healthcare logistics proved them wrong.November 29, 2012Previous PagePage 520 of 590Next Page