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Vinimaya Creates Cloud-Based App for Supplier Management
Vinimaya Inc., a vendor of applications and services for procurement and catalog management, has released Vinimaya vTransport.
A Look Back at Freight in the Year 2013
While 2013 was a complicated year from a purely economic point of view, the major events contributing to this had very little impact on freight, according to Rosalyn Wilson, senior business analyst for Delcan Corporation. Her overview of the freight industry in 2013 follows.
Sourcing and Procurement Comes of Age
Before the cloud - before the commercial internet - there were communications networks that linked manufacturers with their suppliers. How effective they were is another matter entirely.
Case Study: Staples Eliminates Excessive Packaging
An Update on Home Depot's Supply Chain Transformation Project
Enter 10th Annual Supply Chain Innovation Award Competition
Is your company's new year resolution to be recognized for its top-of-the-line, cutting-edge accomplishments in the industry? Nominations for the 2014 Supply Chain Innovation Awards are open until March 10, 2014.
Should U.S. Reopen Spigot, Drop Ban on Export of Crude Oil?
Early in the new year the Obama administration and Congress find themselves grappling with a scenario that was unthinkable just a short time ago: What to do with the domestic oil flowing out of West Texas, North Dakota and other states?
Danish Shipping, Oil Giant to Divest Retail Operations
A.P. Moller-Maersk has agreed to sell substantial stakes in Denmark's largest retailer and a department store chain, as the shipping and oil conglomerate slims down to boost performance.
Undercover in Chinese Factories: The Work of China Labor Watch
What's really going on in Chinese factories?
Dell Embraces Vested Outsourcing
Australian Investors Very Much Interested in Warehouses
The boom in e-commerce and the rising use of the internet will bring boom-time conditions to the industrial property sector in Australia in the coming year, according to logistics leasing experts.
Factories Fail in Search for Supply Chain Risks
Here's the latest advice for supply-chain managers: Sweat the small stuff. Manufacturing company executives responsible for parts and supplies tend to worry most about what would happen if deliveries from one of their biggest suppliers were disrupted by a natural disaster or other unforeseen event, says David Simchi-Levi, an engineering professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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