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Apparel: Page 68
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NeoGrid has released its On-Shelf Availability (OSA) application for North America.
Eradicating Slavery From Supply Chains, Part 1
Forced labor continues to be a serious issue in global supply chains today - and it's extremely tough to root out.
Groupe Dynamite: A Global Player in the World of 'Fast Fashion'
Omninomics - Is Your Supply Chain Ready for Millennials?
The fashion industry is undergoing the biggest change since the industrial revolution: Today's consumers prize instant convenience and authenticity. They want innovative new products, instantaneous information, to comparison shop, to easily return items that don't fit, and always get the best deal.
The Brick Wall That Frustrates Omnichannel Fulfillment
Keeping online buyers happy is easy. All you have to do is flood the channel with so much inventory that you're never out of stock. And probably go out of business in the process.
European Sporting Goods Store Uses RFID to Track Inventory
European sporting goods and sportswear retailer Sport Zone is expanding its use of RFID technology to eight stores, following a two-store pilot that raised inventory accuracy to 99 percent.
JDA Unveils Cloud App for Workforce, Transportation Management
JDA Software Group, Inc. has introduced new cloud-based applications in support of workforce management, transportation and forecasting.
The Dawn of the Age of the 3D Printer
It makes sense that a running shoe would stand for an increase in the speed with which manufacturers can "print" products on demand.
PTC Releases Update of PLM App for Retail and Apparel
PTC has released version 11 of PTC FlexPLM, the vendor's product lifecycle management (PLM) application for retail, fashion, footwear, apparel and consumer products.
RFID Helps Workers, Customers Find Fashions at Factory Outlet
Diffusione Tessile, the factory outlet division of fashion retailer Max Mara Group, is employing an RFID-based real-time location system to reduce lines at its service counter and ensure that customers can find the products they seek.
Often-Overlooked Insurance Provision Helps Apparel Industry Defend Intellectual Property Suits
The intellectual property litigation trend in the fashion and apparel industry does not appear to be going out of style anytime soon. Fashion and apparel companies routinely face allegations of copyright, trademark and trade dress infringement.
Lululemon Finds RFID Useful in Tracking Product Throughout Its Supply Chain
Global athletic apparel company lululemon reports that it has boosted its in-store revenue by deploying a radio frequency identification system at all of its stores to track its products' movements as they arrive, are placed on display on the sales floor and are sold. The system has increased the company's inventory accuracy to 98 percent, says Jonathan Aitken, lululemon's RFID program director.
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