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Think Tank
Apparel: Page 77
Manufacturers Are Considering Near-Shoring - But Just How Near?
Manufacturers like the U.S. They really like it!
Logistics Challenges in Mexico
Retailers at Odds with Each Other on How to Respond to Bangladeshi Factory Disasters
Reacting to public outrage, Western retailers and apparel brands began a major push to improve safety at the Bangladeshi factories they do business with. It involves a sprint to inspect hundreds of plants each month and a commitment to help correct any safety problems found — all with an eye to preventing another catastrophic collapse or fire. But instead of joining forces, the Western brands have divided into two sometimes feuding camps.
Aerosoles, an Omnichannel Retailer for Years, Looks to Revamp Inventory Operations Completely
Building true omnichannel merchandising capabilities requires the merging of previously siloed business functions. Footwear retailer Aerosoles has been omnichannel for about 10 years now, however, over the past 18 months the organization has decided to step up to manage the business properly.
Apparel Supply Chain Challenges of 2014
What are the biggest challenges facing the global apparel supply chain in 2014? One that stands out is the pressure to deliver on the omnichannel promise. There's a fundamental disconnect between the demands of an omni-channel retail environment working to give consumers immediate results, and an apparel supply chain that is getting longer, more fragmented and more difficult to predict.
Retailers Meet the Challenge of the Omni-Channel
How Neiman Marcus Built a New East Coast D.C.
Men's Apparel Retailer Debuts Omnichannel Inventory Program, Including In-store Pick-up
Ongoing innovation at Men's Wearhouse has led to the launch of its omni-channel inventory program, which gives customers visibility and access to all merchandise within the company's distribution center and its 900-plus retail locations from one location. Now, regardless of whether a customer is shopping in a single store or online, they can see all merchandise available to them throughout the company and pick up any item at the store of their choosing.
W&H Systems Debuts Wearable Technology for WCS
W&H Systems, an integrator of material-handling systems, has developed a version of its Shiraz warehouse-control system (WCS) that works on a smartwatch.
RFID Market to Grow to $9.2Bn This Year, Surpass $30Bn by 2024, Report Finds
Research conducted by IDTechEx, and published in RFID Forecasts, Players and Opportunities 2014-2024, finds that the RFID market – including tags, readers, software and services for passive and active RFID – will grow from $7.88bn in 2013 to $9.2bn in 2014. IDTechEx expects that the RFID market will reach $30.2bn in 2024. Most growth is due to active RFID/RTLS systems, interrogators, and then tags, in terms of total money spent.
Tackling the Challenge of Big Data
Will Ocean Carriers Scuttle Their Future (Again)?
It looks as though we're in for a year of continued economic recovery and job growth, however gradual. That should be good news for ocean carriers - assuming they don't undermine their own success by flooding the market with capacity, then engaging in rampant discounting to fill it.
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