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Smaller Companies With Same Complexities as Big Players Now Offered IT Solutions They Need
Small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) have many of the same complexities as large corporations, but with a very different set of constraints. As a result, in the past SMBs did not have access to the same depth of solution functionality available to large enterprises. Increasingly that picture is changing.
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Using Data to Mitigate Risk and Build Supply Chain Resiliency
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How the Reality of Omni-Channel is Changing Transportation
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Views from a Young Supply Chain Professional and Recognized "Emerging Leader"
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PepsiCo Achieves 'Near-Net-Zero' Environmental Impact at Arizona Plant
The company turns a Frito-Lay plant into a multi-project "learning lab," as it seeks to offset environmental impacts related to water, energy and waste generation.
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Fresh and Fast: Meeting the Challenges of the Produce Supply Chain
A conversation with Richard Sawyer, vice president of supply chain with Dole Fresh Vegetables.
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Additional Runways at Heathrow, Gatwick Needed, Says UK Freight Forwarding, Logistics Services Trade Group
The UK must push ahead with expansion of capacity with new runways at Heathrow and Gatwick airports, according to the British International Freight Association, a trade group for UK freight forwarders and logistics services providers.
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Can Maritime Piracy Be Stopped?
Does commercial shipping have to be a matter of life or death?
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Trade Compliance and Global Security Management: A New Synergy
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TNT Expands Express Freight Services in 10 Countries
TNT Express has expanded its intercontinental Express Freight service in 10 additional countries outside Europe.
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Motorola Tightens Bond With Suppliers, Customers Through Collaborative Execution
To serve its demanding government and business customers, the company needed to find a way to resolve any potential service problems in the quickest and most cost-effective manner possible.
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Shoe Retailer Says It Can Fulfill Online Orders From Its Brick-and-Mortar Stores
The customer expects shoe retailer DSW to be able to gather the shoes she wants, regardless of how she's shopping and regardless of where the shoe is located in the retailer's system. So it's good news that DSW reports it has made significant progress on its omnichannel initiative.
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