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Does the Cloud Mean the Future Belongs to Sourcing Vendors?
If the future of supply chain lies in a globalized, networked world, then most likely, the future belongs to sourcing vendors.
Cloud Revolutionizes the Enterprise
Speaking of the cloud, Plex CEO Jason Blessing says, "Enterprise software is going through the most disruptive and innovation phase in decades. Time is compressing, the way we use technology is going through a revolution"¦.Enterprise software is cool again." Quite a statement, since in the last decade the cool factor was clearly with Zuckerberg, Dorsey, and Mason (founders of Facebook, Twitter, and Groupon, respectively).
3PLs Working Together? Really?! Ask Mondelez International!
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How to Make Your Forecast a Little Less Wrong
A conversation with Rick Davis, vice president of business planning with Kellogg USA.
What Does Sales, Operations Planning Maturity Look Like?
Enterasys knew all about building and managing connectivity infrastructure, but not so much about the effects of burgeoning business on its supply chain.
Stop Your Electronic Components from Leaking Into the Gray Market!
The global supply chain for electronics and semiconductor components has long been a prime target for exploitation through the gray market.
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Report: CPG Companies, Retailers Shift Focus to 'New Rules of Consumer Engagement'
Retailers and consumer packaged goods companies are dealing with new rules of consumer engagement as they seize opportunities from advanced technology and the digitally connected consumer, according to the 2013 Financial Performance Report by the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) and PwC US, titled Growth Strategies: Unlocking the Power of the Consumer.
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'New Normal' for Supply Chain Industry is Slow Growth, State of Logistics Report Finds
Total U.S. business logistics costs in 2012 rose to $1.33tr, up 3.4 percent from the year before, but remaining at 8.5 percent of the U.S. gross domestic product, according to the 24th annual State of Logistics Report released by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals and presented by Penske Logistics.
How Supply Chain Became the 'Truth-Teller' at Johnson & Johnson
Eight p.m. in the "war room" of Johnson & Johnson Health Care Systems: 150 people from all over the world are on a conference call. The topic is a supply outage of trocars, a medical device used in microscopic surgery. Someone on the line, clearly untroubled by the crisis, speaks up. "It's just a trocar," he says.
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Heightened Cyber Security in the Enterprise
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The Evolving World of Omni-Channel Logistics
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Siemens Head Discusses U.S. Manufacturing Renaissance
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