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Omnichannel Retailing From Perspective of Manufacturers and Suppliers

With omnichannel, consumers and their mobile phones are doing pricing, web shopping and so forth. But what about manufacturers? They have omnichannels of their own, and suppliers to those retailers are an intrinsic part of retailers' strategies, yet the media is paying this scant attention.

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With Sales Forecasts Not Panning Out, Many Small Manufacturing Companies Unable to Pay Bills

Planning for a pickup in sales, some small manufacturers borrowed money from their larger counterparts to ramp up production. Now, a growing number can't pay for the investments as their forecasts aren't panning out, with energy-related companies being among the hardest hit.

Strategies for Meeting the 'Immediacy' Demand

Consumers' demand for ever faster service and the overall rapid pace of change in today’s markets will force companies to completely rethink their supply chains over the next few years, says Thomas Craig, president of LTD Management.

Transportation Industry Triples Its Use of TMS

Use of transportation management systems has more than tripled in the last 10 years, according to a survey of 1000 transportation professionals by InMotion Global, provider of the AscendTMS.

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Technology Trends in the Warehouse

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Getting to Win/Win in 3PL Customer Relationships

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SanDisk's Journey to Redesign its Supply Chain

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3D Printing to Produce Part for Spaceplane's Engine

Most people associate commercialized space travel with SpaceX, but Elon Musk's headline grabbing company is far from the only game in town, nor are they the first.

Mexico Is Bright Spot in Otherwise Unspectacular Manufacturing Picture in Latin America

The MAPI Foundation's manufacturing production index for Latin America is expected to decline 0.9 percent in 2015, although this regional picture masks sizable differences across countries. The deeper than expected recession in Brazil, for instance, is offsetting the solid performance of Mexican factories. Argentina's manufacturers are also in recession, but it is milder than Brazil's.

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DHL Launches Trans Border Connect Between U.S., Mexico

DHL Global Forwarding has launched Trans Border Connect, its less-than-truckload (LTL) service between the U.S. and Mexico.

Big Data Analytics Energizes Supply Chain Management

Big data is providing supplier networks with greater data accuracy, clarity and insights, leading to more contextual intelligence shared across supply chains.

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