SupplyChainBrainMore from SupplyChainBrainAll Logistics3PLs Jump Into Valued-Added ServicesBoth sides benefit when a third-party logistics provider takes over processes that don't fall within the core competency of a manufacturing or distribution customer, says Stephen Sargunaraj, director of global operations support with UTi Worldwide.December 30, 2010All LogisticsOn the Road to Supply Chain ExcellenceThere are numerous opportunities to instill organizational excellence, both within the walls of the warehouse and in outside relationships throughout the supply chain, says John Giangrande, senior account executive with Fortna.December 30, 2010All LogisticsSix Experts on Enterprise Inventory OptimizationDecember 29, 2010All LogisticsThe Monster Cable Supply Chain: A Look Behind the ScenesRaul Corella, vice president of worldwide supply chain operations, stresses the importance of collaboration with key suppliers, understanding best practices and maintaining strict performance metrics - all with an eye toward continuous improvement.December 29, 2010Global LogisticsAt Microsoft, It's All About CommunicationIt's great to have accurate supply-chain data within a given department. But companies must be able to communicate and collaborate across discrete business functions, as well as with outside suppliers. Sanjay Ravi, worldwide managing director of high tech & electronics industry at Microsoft, shows how it can be done.December 29, 2010All LogisticsNew Ideas for Warehouse ProductivityEven in a tough economy, companies are willing to spend money on new systems if a strong return on investment can be demonstrated, says Steve Simmerman, vice president of business development with Next View Software.December 29, 2010Forecasting & Demand PlanningTaming the Beast: Amway Puts a Stop to Waste in the SKU-Revision ProcessThe maker of vitamins, cosmetics and nutritional items breaks down silos and sets up strict criteria to stop costly and unnecessary changes in product characteristics.December 28, 2010All TechnologyThe Future of the Digital Supply ChainEntertainment is going digital, and the implications for content providers, supply-chain managers and consumers are huge. Tom Moran, senior director of media and entertainment market with Savvis, offers a peek at the future of movies, music, games, books and other products that can be delivered in digital form.December 28, 2010Inventory Planning/OptimizationWhy Lean Is Losing Momentum in the Executive SuiteLean is a popular concept with many manufacturers, but it hasn't been widely applied in a coherent fashion that leads to bottom-line benefits. Tony Gorski, chief executive officer of DemandPoint, has some ideas on how companies can rethink their approach to the subject.December 28, 2010Logistics OutsourcingElectronic Game Maker Battles Content ThievesSpencer Mott, chief information security officer with Electronic Arts, talks about industry efforts to stay one step ahead of criminals, who have taken a new approaching to theft in the age of the internet and social networking.December 28, 2010Previous PagePage 571 of 590Next Page