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Inventory Planning & Optimization: The Business Case

Analyst Insight: Inventory optimization technology has increasingly become an important tool to aide manufacturers in either managing their overall supply chain inventories more efficiently, or having the capability to support decision-making processes with what-if quantification of the impact of certain business decisions on overall inventory investment.

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Automotive: Where Is Supply Chain Software for the Industry Coming from and Where Is It Heading?

Analyst Insight: The automotive industry has one of the most complex supply chains, upstream (hundreds of part and accessory suppliers) and downstream (thousands of car dealers, repair shops, etc). Most, if not all, automotive manufacturers use different software systems in different locations, but even at the same location, for different purposes. Often, these systems are old or incompatible, which makes integration difficult.

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Revving Up for Recovery

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YRC Worldwide Introduces 'Green Balance Calculator'

Gaining Foothold in China's Domestic Time-Sensitive Logistics Market Requires Patience, Local Know-How

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Chemicals & Energy: Leading the Way in Asset and Energy Management

Analyst Insight: The number one strategy for companies in the chemical and energy industries is to improve demand orchestration as the economy recovers. Planning processes must manage pricing, capacity allocation, and inventory positioning to manage margins. In addition, operational processes must have visibility and business rules to manage commitments and respond to volatility. These industries are more mature than others in their approach to asset management, energy management and compliance.

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D.W. Morgan Now Doing Business in Philadelphia

3PLs: Expedited Carrier Services & Outsourcing in North America

Analyst Insight: With broad and expandable carrier networks, outsourced service providers seem well positioned to either make educated decisions as a provider of outsourced carrier selection services or to serve as an educator of shippers, to inform them of available options and potentially provide competitive performance information.

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Penske Donates Trucks to Clinton-Bush Haiti Fund

Poor Planning Undermines Logistics Support and Profitability of CPG Promotions

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Three Partners Join in Security Offering for Air Cargo

Study Details Impact of Maintaining Moratoria on Certain Oil, Gas Development in U.S.

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