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Making the Case for a National Infrastructure Bank
The nation's transportation infrastructure is in dire shape.
Do Bonuses, Other Incentives Conflict with 'Agnosticism' of Merged-Channel Retailing?
As merged channels (also known as omnichannel) become the default for an increasing number of retailers, the challenge of efficiently handling the supply chain and managing inventory becomes exponentially more complex.
U.S. Imports in July Are Highest Since 2007; Businesses Prep for Holiday Season
U.S. imports in July are the highest volume seen in one month since July of 2007. The United States brought in more than 1.69 million twenty-foot containers in July, which is 13 percent higher than last month's volume and 2 percent higher than July of last year.
Electric-Power Generation Industry to Require More Automation and Software, Study Finds
After the economic crisis, which had a marginal effect on the power generation industry, the automation and software solutions market in the electric power generation sector continued to grow. While the capital expenditure trend grew strongly from 2006 until 2008, it went down significantly in 2009 due to the global economic crisis. However, the investment activities resurged in 2010 and 2011. Developed economies have increased their investment in grid modernization while emerging economies have continued to build new electricity infrastructure. China's projects in this sector are ambitious and farsighted.
Optimism Grows as Manufacturing Continues to Increase
Manufacturing expanded in July at the fastest pace in more than two years, sparked by surges in orders and production that signal companies are growing more optimistic about the U.S. economy's prospects.
Saudia Cargo Launches Tool for Obtaining Import Approval
Saudia Airlines Cargo Co. is launching OK-2-KSA, an online tool designed to help shippers obtain approvals for the importation of five types of goods by air into Saudi Arabia.
Infor Adds Two Companies to Partner Network
Infor has added two companies, CFO Solutions LLC and Inavista Solutions, to its partner network.
Electrolux Supply Chain Exec Discusses Launch and Roll-out of Global S&OP
Ulf Harring, head of the global supply chain at Electrolux, discusses the strategy behind Electrolux's global sales and operations planning process and the challenges of rolling S&OP out across a globally diversified company.
To Increase Rental Income, Are Banks That Control Warehouses Slowing Load-out of Inventory?
Tim Weiner, global risk manager of commodities and metals at MillerCoors LLC, smells a rat in his supply chain. He believes bank holding companies, through their control and ownership of stores of aluminum, are inflating the metal's prices.
Oracle Unveils In-Memory Apps; Outsourced Manufacturing for Discrete Industries
Oracle Corp. has released the Oracle In-Memory Logistics Command Center.
Is There a 'Green' Warehouse or DC in Your Company's Future?
More and more companies are choosing to invest in green building practices, enjoying quick returns on investments that pay off in profit and public opinion. And the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED Certification Program is allowing companies to make their newer, greener policies official.
70% of Manufacturers Evaluating or Implementing Smart Technologies for After-Sales Service, Report Says
Over the next three years, manufacturers increasingly plan to use service as a competitive differentiator and aim to grow business through product service innovation and value-added services for existing products, according to Business Strategy: Modernizing the Service Chain with Smart Technology, a report from IDC Manufacturing Insights.
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