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Intermodal Conversion in the Restaurant Temp-Controlled Space
APL Introduces New Feeder Service Between Germany, Poland
APL has introduced a new feeder service for the movement of containerized cargoes between Germany and Poland.
Retail Sales Growth of 3.4 Percent Predicted for This Year
The National Retail Federation released its 2013 economic forecast, projecting retail industry sales (which exclude automobiles, gas stations, and restaurants) will increase 3.4 percent*, slightly less than the preliminary 4.2 percent growth seen in 2012. The subdued forecast comes on the heels of a holiday season that went head-to-head with Washington's political wrangling over fiscal concerns, shifting consumers' spending plans downward. In the end, holiday sales in 2012 grew 3.0 percent.
Enterprises to Find Internal Social Media Networks to Be Greatly Beneficial, Study Says
A study says that 30 percent of internal social networks will be viewed as essential as email and telephones are today. Gartner research suggests that enterprise social networking software has several advantages over traditional collaboration when it comes to group organisation and social filtering.
Here's a Way Innovative Start-ups Can Partner with the Really Big CPG Players
For small companies selling consumer products such as makeup or snack food, a partnership with a big multinational company can mean the difference between obscurity and becoming a household name. How does a small brand get a behemoth's attention?
Used Vehicles, Trailer Sales Two Bright Spots in Truck Industry Transactions Last Year
The wholesale used market was the only segment to grow from 2011 to 2012, up 3 percent. The auction and retail markets both fell 11 percent. The update on the used market was reported in the latest release of the State of the Industry: U.S. Classes 3-8 Used Trucks, published by ACT Research.
Blue Ridge Debuts Mobile App for Retail Replenishment
Blue Ridge Inventory Group LLC has developed a mobile application to aid in planning and forecasting for retail store replenishment.
Signs Point to 2013 Being the Year of Resurgence in U.S. Manufacturing
Will 2013 be the year of the manufacturing renaissance? Plenty of groups are hoping so. NAM issued its "manufacturing renaissance" strategy over a year ago. Willy Shih and Gary Pisano of the Harvard Business School, as well as Craig Giffi at Deloitte, are leading advocates for policies that will encourage manufacturing innovation on our shores. And Boston Consulting Group has issued a series of reports pointing to a steady rise in new investment in American manufacturing over the next five years.
Now Hear This: Bring-Your-Own-Device Is Here, and The Benefits Are as Well
A new global survey of IT decision-makers by Dell Quest Software reports that 70 percent of companies believe bring-your-won-device (BYOD) will improve or already has improved their work processes and 59 percent believe they would find themselves at a competitive disadvantage without BYOD.
How to Excel in Commodity Risk Management
Commodities are often given short shrift in discussions about supply-chain risk management. Dave Brown, vice president of supply chain and agricultural sales in North America for Ingredion Inc., helps to correct the oversight.
Healthcare Reform's Impact on the Healthcare Supply Chain
Benefits of Analytics Realized More and More in Retail as Cost of the Tools Comes Down
Even in today's data-hungry analytics environment, collecting and keeping every tiny granule of retail data - down to the level of each individual transaction and web click - might seem like overkill. But Sears Holdings has discovered that data storage costs have gotten low enough, and analytical tools have grown powerful enough, that this approach to Big Data has shortened the time needed for analytics projects by 60 percent to 70 percent, while also improving promotion conversions, lowering inventory levels and boosting sales.
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