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Consumer Packaged Goods: Page 269
RFID Solution to Track Equipment Used by Emergency Medical Service Personnel
Equipment Management Service and Repair (EMSAR), a company that services and repairs health-care and medical-services equipment for clients nationwide, is providing an RFID-based solution developed by Silent Partner Technologies (SPT) for its clients to track its assets' locations.
Buyers Want B2B Sites to Be as User-Friendly as B2C Sites
A whopping 94 percent of B2B purchasers surveyed in the 2012 hybris State of B2B E-Commerce study said suppliers need to create an online buying experience as simple as using a B2C website.
TSA Carriers File Amendment to Include Westbound Trans-Pacific Trade
The 15 member lines of the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement (TSA), who until now have limited their rate and service discussions to eastbound container movements from Asia to the U.S., are seeking to expand the group's scope to include the westbound trade.
Memo to Megaports: These Guys Want Your Business
The reshoring of manufactured goods from Asia to North America is bound to take some import business away from U.S. ports. But there are other developing threats to the continued dominance of gateways like Los Angeles-Long Beach - specifically, a couple of upstarts to the north and south.
Consumers' Concern About Product Safety Impacts Manufacturers' Supply Chains
A survey that examines manufacturer and consumer perceptions about how products are made, sold, bought and consumed reveals a focus on quality, supply chains that are more transparent than ever but a decline in overall optimism, according to Underwriters Laboratories.
Cumulative Mobile App Revenues Set to Exceed $30Bn by End of 2012
Revenues accumulated by the global mobile application market are expected to pass the $30bn milestone by the end of this year, according to new market data from ABI Research.
Memo to Megaports: These Guys Want Your Business
How an Evolving China Is Affecting Global Supply Chains
China 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.
Combating Volatility and Forecast Error
Less Is More: Office Depot Cuts Supply Chain Waste
Keys to Fulfilling Multiple Channels from a Common DC
Impact of Late or Inaccurate Deliveries Can Be Disastrous, Study Shows
Late or inaccurate deliveries can have a major negative impact on consumers' future decisions to shop with a retailer online, by phone, or in the store, according to a study released by Voxware.
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