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Retail: Page 402
Intermec Unveils New Generation of Rugged Mobile Computers
Intermec Inc. has created the CK3 Next Generation Series of rugged mobile computers.
Short-Term Losses to Trucking from 'Superstorm' Sandy Will Easily Be Recouped, Analyst Says
The estimated loss of $140m per day that the trucking industry will sustain from down time associated with 'Superstorm' Sandy will ultimately be recouped because of resupply and rebuilding truck freight demands, according to Noel Perry, senior consultant with FTR Associates. The per-day estimate of loss revenue is based on 20 percent of the industry not moving freight because of the storm and its aftermath.
Regal Logistics Opens New Distribution Center in Los Angeles
Regal Logistics has purchased a new distribution center in the Los Angeles area. The facility in Garden Grove, Calif., offers 120,000 square feet of warehouse space.
U.S. Holiday Retail Sales Predicted to Be Above Average
U.S. holiday retail sales are estimated to rise 3.8 percent, according to an outlook report from Wells Fargo Securities, LLC Economics Group. The increase is above average for the last decade, although less than the 5.7-percent increase in November and December of 2011.
Hey, China Hasn't Gone Away. You Should Still Be There.
Don't give up on China, despite its short-term political and economic difficulties. So says Ted Fishman, author of "China, Inc., How the Rise of the Next Superpower Challenges America and the World" and former Chicago Mercantile Exchange trader.
Wal-Mart Stores CEO Touts Company's Sustainability Initiatives
The impact of Wal-Mart's commitment to sustainability "will be global and make a difference with products sold around the globe," says company president and CEO Mike Duke.
JDA Releases Multichannel, Cloud-Based Training Program
JDA Software Group Inc. has released JDA Minutes, a new multichannel training service.
Consumer Confidence Highest Since 2008, According to Electronics Industry Association
Consumer confidence in the overall economy increased in October to the highest level since 2008, according to the October Index from the Consumer Electronics Association. Consumer confidence in technology fell slightly from the Index released in September.
A Mix of Modern and Traditional Retail Strategies Required to Sell to Emerging Markets
To get products to customers in emerging markets, global manufacturers need strategies for navigating both the traditional and the modern retail landscapes.
Risk Management: Making the Right Choices
The topic of supply-chain risk management is fraught with agonizing questions. Should global businesses emphasize risk prevention, or steel themselves to respond to whatever disaster might occur? Should they seek to transfer risk, or concentrate on achieving better risk-management up front? Should they attempt to do all of the above? The wrong answer can mean the death of an organization.
You Need to Completely Re-Think Your Approach to Packaging, Report Says
Achieving breakthrough improvements in sustainable packaging is more difficult than simply substituting one material for another. In fact, for many, the mere mention of the term can bring to mind flimsy plastic water bottles and noisy chip bags, designs with laudable intent but a high potential for detracting from the customer experience, according to a Deloitte report called "Thinking Outside the Box: Throw Away Your Current Approach to Packaging."
For Lean Initiative to Succeed, It Helps if the CEO Is an Expert on Lean
Legendary lean practitioner Art Byrne says he didn't have to accept excuses from employees when he requested dramatic improvements on the plant floor. That's because Byrne had become a "lean expert" and knew what type of changes were possible. There's a big difference between CEOs who engage in lean and those who simply encourage it.
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