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Customers Unforgiving When Deliveries Late, Incorrect, Especially During Holidays, Study Says
Late or inaccurate deliveries greatly impact consumers' future decisions to shop with a retailer online, by phone or in the store, according to a Voxware study of 500 consumers.
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Wind Turbine Market Expands Globally, But Manufacturing Overcapacity Persists
During the past 2 years, more flexible sourcing strategies across the wind power supply chain have resulted in cost reductions, enabling greater geographic market access while reducing risk and ensuring profitability for wind turbine vendors and their partners in the component value chain. Overcapacity, however, persists in most, though not all areas of the supply chain, providing purchasers with more choice, flexibility, and cost control.
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Will Continued Price Drop Crimp Oil Exploration, Energy Supply by 2020?
Global oil and gas exploration projects worth more than $150bn are likely to be put on hold next year as plunging oil prices render them uneconomic, data shows, potentially curbing supplies by the end of the decade.
Freight Payment: The Final Link in End-to-End Supply Chain Visibility
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Flextronics Designs a Center of Excellence
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When the Supply Chain Hits the Fan
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Descartes Acquires Airclic Inc.
Descartes Systems Group Inc. has acquired Airclic Inc., a U.S.-based provider of mobile technology to streamline and automate the delivery of goods.
Merlot.aero Teams With BoldIQ on Optimization for Airlines
Merlot.aero and BoldIQ have joined to aid the airline industry with a tool for optimizing planning and irregular operations.
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IBM Offers New Features for B2B Commerce
IBM has developed enhancements in support of business-to-business commerce.
Your Next Perfect Employee or Job Is Waiting
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West Coast Port Issues Continue, But Most Holiday Imports Have Come Ashore
With most holiday merchandise safely in the country despite significant congestion impacting West Coast ports, import cargo volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to continue to slow down this month, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released today by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
Abundant Supply of Shale Oil Not Expected to Slow Continued Pumping
The United States has enough shale gas to supply the surge of recently announced petrochemical expansions and, despite anemic prices, producers have no plans to stop pumping as long as demand exists, a Southwestern Energy executive said Thursday.
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