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Food & Beverage: Page 191
DHL Opens Retail Service Center in New York City
DHL has expanded operations in New York City with the opening of a new retail service center in lower Manhattan.
In the Internet Age, Supply Chain Is Still a Risky Business
All the technology in the world won't protect you against the myriad of events that can severely disrupt a global supply chain.
Underestimating IoT Is 'Big Mistake'
Yes, there is a ton of hype surrounding the Internet of Things. But the common assumption that the IoT is progressing at a linear rate is wrong.
Airbus Lowers Its Estimate of Number of Freighters Needed Over Next 20 Years
Airbus has drastically drawn down the number of dedicated freighters it anticipates being in service 20 years hence, according to its recently released "Global Market Forecast, 2016-2035." The disparity is remarkable, both in terms of number of aircraft and the shift in the market that it signals over the next two decades.
Buying Items Right Off the Store's Shelf - at the Touch of a Spoon
Ikea Canada has completed a two-week trial of a solution that enabled shoppers to purchase merchandise with the tap of a spoon, thanks to radio frequency identification technology.
IAG Cargo Inaugurates Service Between Madrid and Shanghai
IAG Cargo has commenced service from Madrid, Spain to Shanghai.
Logistics, Transportation, Distribution Best Practices Credential Program Introduced
The newly launched APICS Certified in Logistics, Transportation, and Distribution credential program is designed to set the global standard for logistics best practices and aims to elevate knowledge and skills in logistics, transportation and distribution practitioners.
ArrowStream Enhances OnDemand Platform for Food Supply Management
ArrowStream has enhanced its OnDemand platform for foodservice supply chains.
GS1 US Issues Product Images Guideline for Retail Grocery; Integrates Tools for Data Hub
GS1 US has released a new guideline to provide retail grocery trading partners with a resource for standardizing image capture, naming and sharing.
B2B Commerce Become Buying Method of Choice in Electrical Industry
The numbers are in and all signs point to a future saturated with business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce sales. Following in the footsteps of its business-to-consumer (B2C) cousin, B2B e-commerce is quickly becoming the shopping and purchasing method of choice for a wide range of buyers - including customers in the electrical industry.
Chipotle's Experience Shows Difficulty of Bouncing Back from Business Disruption
Following a food safety scare last year in which hundreds of people fell ill after eating Chipotle products contaminated with E. coli bacteria or noroviruses, the company - which has long advertised its fresh, high-quality ingredients - has seen its stock price fall by double digits.
How Cloud Can Be Supplied to Human Resources Now
Born two or three years after the invention of the World Wide Web, and just 12 or 13 years old when the invention of the smartphone changed everything, the latest cohort of millennials just graduated from college last spring. Now they are entering the workforce, where they will be joining their "digital native" predecessors, who already make up more than half of the workforce. And they are even more immersed in the technology and culture of the internet than their forerunners were.
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