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Food & Beverage: Page 245
USC Tracks Dorm, Apartment Furniture with RFID Technology
The University of Southern California housing office knew its housing facilities, on and off campus, had upwards of 60,000 pieces of furniture and appliances. But until the student housing office deployed a radio frequency identification system, tracking which items were at what locations, as well as which were broken, missing or due for replacement, required exhaustive manual inventories. Those inventory counts, typically conducted during summers, required the hiring of temporary workers and many hours of labor to catalog what was where.
Users Increasingly Find Mobile Apps Benefit the Supply Chain
There's an app for that. That's long been the joke amongst smartphone toting consumers. More and more, the same can be said for supply chain management and logistics tasks.
Happy New Year. Are You Ready for the Sharing Economy?
The future of commerce in products and services lies in sharing. Is that a good thing?
Examiners Analyze Major Technology Trends in Fraud, Prevention Methods
Technology will give fraudsters an edge in 2015, but it will also provide new tools for organizations and investigators, according to three experts from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) who were asked for their top fraud predictions for 2015.
Data No. 1 Commodity in Supply Chain Putting Companies at Risk for Cyberattacks
In the evolving supply chain, technology has allowed for more rapid and productive dissemination of critical information between organizational partners upstream and downstream. While this increased flexibility, scalability and efficiency of operations provides economies of scale and scope on the revenue and expense side for businesses, the tradeoff becomes a burgeoning access terminal for cybercriminals to poach critical intelligence flows.
Do Backward-Looking KPIs Have a Place in S&OP?
Backward-looking KPIs, especially those on safety stock, are a necessity in successful S&OP processes, says Erik Hjerpe of TreeHouse Foods, a private-brand food manufacturer. He explains why this is so and how TreeHouse employs a variety of safety stock strategies.
JDA Offers Flowcasting Capabilities to Reduce Stockouts
JDA Software Group Inc. has developed a new application that allows users to achieve correct in-stock positions across their stores.
Alcoa Boosts Aerospace Footprint With Purchase of German Jet Engine Manufacturer
Lightweight, high-performance metals leader Alcoa has announced plans to further expand its global aerospace business by acquiring privately held TITAL. The acquisition will strengthen Alcoa's global position to capture increasing demand for advanced jet engine components made of titanium.
Mexico, Brazil and Argentina Bright Spots in Overall Dim Manufacturing Picture in Latin America This Year
A manufacturing production index for Latin America as a whole is expected to show this year experienced no growth - instead, it is forecast to decline a slight 0.1 percent. This challenging regional picture masks sizable differences across countries, however. The poor performance of the index published by the Manufacturers' Alliance for Productivity and Innovation Foundation is explained by recessions in Brazil and Argentina that have offset the good performance of Mexican factories.
Holiday Retail Madness: Who Will Pay for 'Free' Shipping?
There was a time, not too long ago, when retail industry analysts were predicting that online merchandisers would soon stop offering free shipping on orders. How wrong they were.
Matching Perfect Suppliers, Buyers Doesn't Have to Be That Difficult
Studies document that innovation in engineering and production works best when the two disciplines are contiguous. Pairing the two was problematic for one company until an online marketplace came to the rescue.
Using Labor Analytics Solutions to Reduce Costs of Healthcare
A conversation with David Clement, president and CEO of Health Qlix Inc.
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