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Facility Location Planning: Page 32
How HD Supply Automated the Complex Task of Supplier Governance
The big North American distributor of industrial products was looking for a means to eliminate paper and curb the flood of e-mail exchanges generated by its supplier-management efforts. It also wanted to keep closer tabs on a growing supplier base. Time for an automated solution.
Boosting Supply Chain Performance
Sears Holdings Matches E-tailers With Rapid Delivery of Product From Its Stores
To meet the challenge of Amazon.com and other e-commerce rivals, the parent of Sears, Roebuck and Kmart launches an initiative to provide one- to two-day delivery of orders to online shoppers nationwide, drawing on inventory from strategically located stores.
Study Finds Reversal of Outsourcing Initiatives Gains Momentum
Relocation of manufacturing and product sourcing to emerging economies is no longer the gold standard for global businesses, according to a study from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville's, Global Supply Chain Institute.
West Coast Port Congestion: A Lesson in Risk Management
Argue all you want about the reasons behind gridlock at U.S. West Coast ports, but one conclusion is inescapable: it proves the need for effective supply-chain risk management.
S.F. Roundtable Envisions the Future, Part 2
In which we hear more insightful predictions about the coming year and beyond from Bay Area supply-chain executives.
Colombian Trade, Investment Arm Gets a New Name
Proexport, the Colombian government agency charged with promoting tourism, trade and investment has been reborn as PROCOLOMBIA, effective immediately.
Building Confidence in Supply Chain Network Design
Steve Ellet, vice president of supply chain design at Chainalytics, discusses the importance of supply chain network design and how to build a process that ensures confidence in results.
Four Crucial Cost Factors in Designing a Supply Chain Network
Paula's Choice: A New Fulfillment Partner to Manage Growth
The popular online purveyor of skin care and beauty products undergoes a natural process of maturing. Rapid sales growth dictates that the Seattle-based merchandiser hire an outsourcing partner to handle order-fulfillment duties in the eastern U.S.
In E-Commerce, the Race to Own the Last Mile Is Heating Up
The field of companies offering rapid delivery of items ordered online is getting awfully crowded.
Big-Box Retailing: Will E-Commerce Blow the House Down?
In the folktale "The Three Little Pigs," a house made of brick is the one that the Big Bad Wolf can't blow down. If only today's brick-and-mortar retailers were as sturdy.
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