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Service Parts Management: Page 14
Coping With Complexity in the Service Parts Supply Chain
A company can live or die by the effectiveness of its service parts supply chain. Yet the requirements for managing that function can be brutally complex. John Reichert, WMS product marketing manager with TECSYS, provides a blueprint for the proper management of service parts.
Flextronics to Assume Control of Motorola Mobility Operations in China and Brazil
Flextronics will acquire Motorola Mobility's manufacturing operations in Tianjin, China, and will also assume the management and operation of its Jaguariuna, Brazil, facility. Employees and assets at both locations will transfer to Flextronics after the transaction closes.
A CPG Giant Aims for Sustainability in Its Global Supply Chain
A conversation with Pier Luigi Sigismondi, chief supply chain officer of Unilever
Logistics Clusters Drive Value and Growth
Is This the Unlikeliest Place to Put a Manufacturing Plant?
What does it take to convince a manufacturer to locate a plant in the U.S.? How about in California, one of the most highly regulated and difficult states in which to operate? (It ranked 40th in CNBC's latest survey "America's Top States for Business." What about the San Francisco Bay Area, with its prohibitive cost of living, high population density and even more onerous regulatory environment?
Is This the Unlikeliest Place to Put a Manufacturing Plant?
Airbus Expands RFID Part Marking Across All of Its Aircraft Families
In July 2009, Airbus became the first commercial aircraft manufacturer to announce plans to employ permanent radio frequency identification tags on parts for its A350 XWB aircraft. Approximately 3,000 serialized, replaceable, repairable parts with a limited lifespan were covered. To date, the company has received and successfully tested its RFID tagged parts as the first A350 XWB aircraft make their way through the production process. Now, Airbus is the first aircraft manufacturer to expand the permanent tagging of selected parts across its entire fleet.
Intermec Unveils New Generation of Rugged Mobile Computers
Intermec Inc. has created the CK3 Next Generation Series of rugged mobile computers.
Accellos Issues New Mobile Apps for Smartphones and Tablets
Accellos Inc., a provider of supply-chain execution software, has released AccellosOne Mobile, a new series of mobile applications for smartphones and tablets.
Understanding Independent Distributor Certifications and Anti-Counterfeiting
Quality management systems are at the core of every set of critical business processes, and essential among these are anti-counterfeit strategies. Recently, industry headlines have been replete with analyst and government reports documenting the pervasiveness of counterfeit product in supply chains. Rather than a new problem though, counterfeit criminal activity is as old as business itself, and with this history comes an equally long history of anti-counterfeit strategies and risk management practices.
Jeeves Information Systems Opens North American Headquarters in Chicago
Jeeves Information Systems AB, a developer of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems for small and medium-sized businesses, has established a new headquarters for its North American operations in Chicago.
Flash Global Opens Office in Silicon Valley
Flash Global, a provider of supply-chain services for critical parts, has opened an office in San Jose, Calif.
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