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Going Green With Sales Carbon Operations Planning
"Sales Carbon Operations Planning" (SCOP) offers a new take on supply-chain management, bringing together traditional sales and operations planning (S&OP) techniques and the need for companies to track and reduce their carbon emissions. "It's my way of making it easy to transfer into sustainability with your existing processes," says Silvia Leahu-Aluas, owner of Sustainable Manufacturing Consulting. The new term covers everything from basic carbon dioxide management to a full understanding of the economic and environmental impact of greenhouse gas emissions.
Return, Refurbish, Repair: New Live for Products or Parts
The life of a product and part does not have to end when failure occurs, according to a new Aberdeen report entitled Best Practices in Return, Refurbishment and Repair 2012.
India: Impossible Challenge or Incredible Opportunity?
A conversation with Jim Van Leenan, CEO and president of Flash Global Logistics.
Livingston International Wraps Up Acquisition of JPMorgan Chase Bank's Global Trade Unit
Livingston International has completed the acquisition of the customs and trade-compliance services of the Global Trade business of JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
Have You Really Optimized Your Lean Material Handling?
New, relatively inexpensive technologies can help you redeploy labor, cut costs, and remain flexible and performance-minded, says Frank Devlin, manager, advanced technologies, at The Raymond Corporation, a forklift manufacturer.
Addressing Today's Logistics Challenges in Brazil
Establishing a local command center, carefully defining and addressing such information requirements as product descriptions, then setting up efficient supply chain lanes are three critical factors to success in Brazil, says John Miller, senior vice president, global business development, Flash Global Logistics. Moreover, the same formula often can be applied throughout Latin America.
Flash Global Moves Into New Parts D.C. at Chicago's O'Hare Airport
Flash Global, a provider of services for critical parts and products, has moved into its new Flagship Parts Distribution Center at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
Seko Opens New Logistics Facility in El Paso, Texas
Seko Worldwide, a third-party provider of logistics and supply-chain services, has opened a new facility in El Paso, Tex. The location provides a full range of services, including transportation, logistics and information-technology support.
Have You Really Optimized Your Lean Material Handling?
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Inttra Debuts Multi-Party Electronic Bill of Lading for Ocean Freight
Inttra, provider of an independent platform for booking and managing ocean freight, has created what it says is the industry's first standardized electronic bill of lading.
Wouldn't You Retailers Like to Know Specifically How Much Stuff Will Be Returned?
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