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Consumer Packaged Goods: Page 171
Human-Robot Collaboration Gets Workout in a Test Warehouse
In a mock warehouse stocked with granola bars, breakfast cereal, sponges, and other household goods, a worker plucks items from shelves and places them in a plastic bin. The bin is set atop a small wheeled robot that follows the employee’s every step like a puppy.
While Digital to Surpass Physical Formats of Recorded Music, Overall Sales Expected to Be Static Through 2020
Retail sales of recorded music will see little variation in total spending levels in the years to 2020 despite the rising interest in streaming, according to global analyst firm Ovum's latest forecasts. Spending on digital formats and services will overtake physical formats this year and go on to account for almost three-quarters of all sales in just six years.
Walmart Seeks Government OK to Begin Using Drones in Home Deliveries, Warehouse Monitoring
Walmart has been privately testing drones inside facilities and is now seeking permission from federal regulators to test them outdoors for various uses, including home delivery.
FusionOps Unveils Predictive Analytics for Supply Chain
FusionOps has released an application providing predictive analytics for the supply chain.
How Many Jobs Will Internet of Things Eliminate - or Create?
After the town of Cary, N.C., installed a water meter system that automatically radios water usage to the public works department, it eliminated 10 meter-reading positions. The water resources group operates today with a smaller staff, thanks to the Internet of Things.
Steelwedge Unveils PlanStreaming Cloud Platform
Steelwedge has launched PlanStreaming, a cloud-based software platform that allows for continuous, in-time planning across all time horizons and levels of complexity.
Most U.S. Consumers to Go Online for Holiday Shopping This Year, But They Remain Price-conscious
The majority of U.S. shoppers plan to do the bulk of their holiday shopping this year online. But retailers know that not all shoppers are created equal, and new research highlights some of the differences.
What a Treat for Retailers: Consumers to Spend $6.9Bn on Halloween This Year
Once mostly the purview of children, Halloween has grown into a major consumer holiday that now includes 18 to 34 year-old millennials and older adults who seize the opportunity for a night of escapism.
Bangladesh - The Next Growth Market for Your Products?
You feel the energy soon after disembarking at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka. All of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, seems to throb with bustling masses of people. Bridges, expressway overpasses, and major new neighborhoods are continually under construction. Evidence of the country's rising disposable income is on display at crowded shopping malls such as Jamuna Future Park, the largest in South Asia, and new billboards, which seem to cover every available space, advertise products as varied as packaged foods and smartphones.
Online Merchandisers Anticipate 2015 Holiday Sales Will Top Last Year's
Nearly half of online retailers are "very" or "extremely" confident that holiday sales this season will outperform last year, according to a new survey by Bigcommerce.
Will Mexico's Growing Ports Pose a Threat to U.S. Gateways?
Mexico is competing with the U.S. for manufacturing work coming back to the western hemisphere from China and other parts of Asia. Will it pose the same challenge for U.S. ports?
Lack of Financial Alignment Said to Lead to Failure of Integrated Business Planning Initiatives
Too often, Integrated Business Planning fails in its mission to help companies allocate critical resources - people, materials, time and money - effectively and profitably.
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