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U.S. Transportation Infrastructure Greatly Underfunded, Civil Engineering Group Says
Increasing annual infrastructure spending in the U.S. by $157bn over the next eight years would save $3.1tr in gross domestic product, $1.1tr in trade and 3.5 million jobs, according to a report from the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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Agilent's Vertically Integrated Supply Chain
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Integrating Planning & Execution; Supply Chain's Holy Grail
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Rickmers-Linie Opens New Office in Singapore
Rickmers-Linie has opened an office in Singapore and set up a new local company, Rickmers-Linie (Singapore) Pte Ltd.
Organic Agriculture Expands Worldwide, Especially in Developing Countries, Says Report
Despite a slight decline between 2009 and 2010, since 1999 the global land area farmed organically has expanded more than threefold to 37 million hectares, according to new research conducted by the Worldwatch Institute for its Vital Signs Online service.
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The State of the Healthcare Supply Chain
Eric O'Daffer, research director with Gartner, joins us for an update on the major issues affecting the healthcare supply chain, including the potential impact of healthcare reform.
Power of One: Collaborative Planning and Execution across the End-to-End Supply Chain
Breaking down functional silos to create transparent and responsive end-to-end supply chains has long been an intractable supply chain challenge, but many companies are finding success using a control tower concept that gets everyone working off the same plan and focused on the same outcome. To learn more about this approach, SupplyChainBrain convened a Power Lunch"”a roundtable discussion"”with four experts in the field: Paul Bittinger, former supply chain transformation manager, Procter & Gamble (now retired); Lora Cecere, founder and CEO, Supply Chain Insights; Don Gaspari, director, global materials and inventory, NCR Corp.; and Kirk Munroe, vice president of marketing, Kinaxis.
U.K. Retailers Subsidize Same-Day Delivery
As retailers are still trying to work through their new-found infatuation with the idea of same-day deliveries, it's quickly becoming a love-hate relationship. Beyond Amazon's discovery that shoppers loved the concept of same-day but ended up not using it, it now seems that some U.K. retailers are willing to very heavily subsidize same-day delivery charges.
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Transforming Operations Planning at TriQuint Semiconductor
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Improving Inventory Control at TriQuint Semiconductor
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Celestica Pioneers the Model for Supply Chain Managed Services
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BNSF Logistics Acquires Canada's Albacor Shipping Inc.
BNSF Logistics LLC, a multimodal transportation and third-party logistics services provider, has acquired Albacor Shipping, Inc., a global project and general cargo services entity based in Toronto, Canada.
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