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For Pharma, One Supply Chain Doesn't Fit All
Companies dream of one cohesive supply chain that can harmonize information and business processes worldwide. But what if your customers' needs in regional markets are so different as to make that dream impossible?
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Keeping Merchandise Moving Through an Acquisition
Mergers and acquisitions are common in the business world, but each move brings its own set of challenges. As a company buys key competitors or suppliers, it is often left with the task of consolidating very different warehouse management systems.
Today's Pressing Issues in Temperature-Controlled Transportation
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How to Avoid Million-Dollar Problems in High-Value Product Supply Chains
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Challenges in Shipping to Jones Act Markets
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Congressional Impact on U.S. Freight Transportation Policy
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Fueling the Supply Chain with Compressed Natural Gas
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Mexican Logistics Expert Discusses NAFTA Roadblocks and Cross-Border Trucking Restrictions
Enrique Almanza Hernandez, logistics expert and former central Mexico regional director at Autotransportes de Carga Tresguerras SA de CV, discusses key issues surrounding effective North American supply chain management and explores the state of fully integrated North American logistics - including the evolution of some Mexican carriers into true 3PL providers. Hernandez spoke with Danny Slaton, SMC ³ executive vice president of business and product development.
Medical Tech Companies Developing Customized Growth Strategies Emerging Markets, Report Finds
Medical technology companies looking to grow globally are finding that one approach does not fit all markets, and they are developing customized growth strategies to penetrate emerging markets, with products tailored to unique local market needs. The challenge is that companies are also finding that limited visibility into globalized manufacturing and distribution chains is leading to increased risk, according to a study co-sponsored by PwC US and published by Axendia, a life sciences and healthcare advisory firm.
Taking the Temperature of Sustainability in Airfreight
Temperature-controlled technology for airfreight logistics can be a valuable means of achieving sustainability. Douglas Wettergren, regional sales manager with Envirotainer, explains how.
When Going International, What's Your Strategy for Your Enterprise Software Applications?
Everyone wants their business to grow, to broaden its operations within a territory or country and, eventually, across borders to other countries and continents. However, business expansion abroad entails a great deal of forethought, especially with regard to enterprise software applications.
Many Shipping Lines Report Theft of Scrap Metals from Ocean Containers
The results of a recent survey conducted by the ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB) in conjunction with an international trade association have served to underline the challenges associated with thefts of recyclable metals from containers.
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