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Planning a Successful Global High-Tech Product Launch: Part 1
Product lifecycle management and line extensions are vital to companies operating in the high-tech industry, perhaps more so than any other industry. However, while many high-tech executives believe they are industry experts in regards to product innovation, confidence wanes in their ability to manage other parts of the product lifecycle, particularly when it comes to managing global product launches.
Providers of Supply Chain Services Know Value of Innovation
Analyst Insight: Service providers are blending services across consulting, technology and outsourcing to deliver ongoing operational capabilities to supply chain organizations. Bundling multiple services for a client is not unusual or new. For at least the past five years, providers with multiple service lines have been presenting bundled services to clients. - Michael Dominy, Research Director, Gartner
Packing Lean: Contract Packaging Projects Hitting Continuous Improvement Targets
Challenge: A global healthcare company sought to improve packaging and display operations and increase utilization of equipment. The operation was housed in a 140,000 sq.-ft. facility, and suffered from frequent bottlenecks and minimal visibility to productivity reports.
C.H. Robinson Opens Office in Innsbruck, Austria
C.H. Robinson has opened an office in Innsbruck, Austria
Unisource Worldwide, xpedx Reach Merger Agreement
Unisource Worldwide Inc. and xpedx have agreed to merge, forming a new publicly traded company.
Coregistics Opens Packaging Facility in Cleveland
Coregistics, a supply-chain services provider with a focus on packaging, has opened a facility in Cleveland, Ohio.
TZA Adds Manufacturing Module to Labor-Management App
TZA, a consultancy specializing in labor-performance applications, has added a manufacturing module to its cloud-based ProTrack Labor Management Software.
CargoWise Partners with DPS Logistics in Latin America
CargoWise, a vendor of logistics technology applications, is partnering with DPS Logistics, a Panama-based consultancy.
Higher Prices Coming to the Menu at Most U.S. Chain Restaurants
America's chain restaurants this year plan to ask customers to dig a bit deeper into their pockets, hoping to offset higher food costs and put a bit more cash in their wallets, according the latest national menu price survey conducted by restaurant supply chain co-op SpenDifference.
Managing Complex Seasonal Retail Logistics Networks
Five Trends to Look for This Year in Supply Chain Operations
Over the past five years we have experienced a dramatic change in the role that manufacturing has played as part of the fabric that ties together our global economies. No longer seen as simply "black boxes" in the supply network that simply consumed materials and produced products "” manufacturing has experienced a renaissance whereby investment has returned with an expectation of continued growth into the future. In today's demand-driven reality, the role of the factory has evolved to necessitate greater flexibility and an ability to adapt to real-time sales information, resulting in better customer satisfaction, efficiency and profits.
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