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Scottish Manufacturer Uses RFID to Monitor Location of Expensive Oil Well Equipment
Equipment built for use in oil wells is not only expensive, but often includes many potentially hazardous materials. As such, it must be closely monitored, both on a manufacturer's site and as it leaves the plant, bound for an end user. FMC Technologies, a Scotland-based manufacturer of equipment for the energy industry, is using RFID technology so it knows where every piece of equipment is.
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Technological, Ergonomic Advances in Automation Improve Worker Environment in DCs
Retailers have been faced with big challenges, including the emergence of smartphone shopping and the continued e-commerce boom. It is no secret that today's e-commerce shoppers now expect to receive items quickly. Since retailers frequently offer comparable products at similar prices, speed of delivery is becoming an increasingly important factor for many online shoppers. This puts tremendous pressure on warehouse operators.
A "Control Tower" Approach to Response Management
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Power of One: Collaborative Planning and Execution across the End-to-End Supply Chain
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QAD Adds Demand-Planning Capabilities to Enterprise Apps Suite
QAD Inc. has developed new demand-planning capabilities as an add-on to it its QAD Enterprise Applications suite.
CaroTrans Offers New Door-to-Port Rate Calculator
CaroTrans, a global non-vessel operating common carrier, has created a door-to-port rate application.
UPS Prepared to Retract Offer to Take Over TNT Express
United Parcel Service announced that it would withdraw its $6.9bn takeover offer for TNT Express, a Dutch shipping company, after European antitrust authorities told U.P.S. that they would block the deal.
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Top 3 Priorities for Multi-Enterprise Supply Chains
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How An Integrated Supply Chain Enables First Solar's Business Goals
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GENCO Rebrands Company Name Following Merger With ATC
GENCO ATC, the product of a merger in 2010 between GENCO and ATC Technology Corp., is being rebranded under the GENCO name alone.
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U.S. Oil Production Highest in 10 Years
U.S. oil production has exceeded 7 million barrels a day for the first time since March 1993 as improved drilling techniques boosted exploration across the country and reinforced a shift toward energy independence.
Stepping Into Costly, Excess Inventory Problems
When chains listen to their customers and create localized store inventory, and then they listen more and accept online returns to any store the shopper chooses, they run into inventory train wrecks.
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