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All Technology: Page 215
A Complete Supply Chain Transformation From Push to Demand-Pull
Until 2001, the world of supply chain management, especially in retail, had been driven by what we call the "push system," a very linear and slow-to-move-forward process. This approach, historically in retail, has been driven by an antiquated "middleman & merchandising" model involving "The Show", followed by design, material planning, production, then pushing product to stores, in anticipation of a "one season" market. A process fraught with risk to the bottom line. -Gregory L. Schlegel, Founder, The Supply Chain Risk Management Consortium, Executive-in-Residence, Center for Supply Chain Research, Lehigh University
Airbus May Stock Up on Aircraft Parts to Avoid Brexit Delays
Airbus SE may need to stock up on the parts it needs to build wings at its U.K. plants to avoid the risk of delays to deliveries once Britain formally leaves the European Union.
A Canadian Perspective on Negotiating Nafta 2.0
Some might call renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement a solution in search of a problem. Other might say it’s a necessary updating of the 23-year-old pact. One Canadian attorney specializing in international trade law calls it "a mess."
Six Percent of CPOs Have Full Supply Chain Visibility, Survey Says
Two thirds of procurement leaders have limited or no visibility beyond their tier one suppliers, according to a survey.
Crunching Car Data for Cash: An Israeli Startup Takes On Google
The road to profits is paved with good data.
Attacked by Ransomware? Here’s What to Do
Forget about trying to stop ransomware from infecting your computers. It’s a losing battle.
How Well Does My Past Predict My Future?
Over the past decade, businesses have accumulated a sea of data on their operations, customers and business practices. Businesses have attempted to consume this data to drive effective business solutions with limited success. We are at the precipice where solutions seamlessly consume traditional data and merge it with unstructured data to cohesively drive business planning and execution. -M. Scott Moon, Principal, Tompkins International
Getting a New iPhone Battery Is Often a Frustrating, Weeks-Long Process
Some people across the country are reporting that they're having a tough time getting their iPhone batteries replaced through Apple Inc.'s battery replacement program that launched after the company admitted that it slows down phones with older batteries to preserve the phones' performance.
Go for 'Best Fit' – Not 'Best Practice' -- Metrics
Picking the right metrics for your supplier relationship should not be about simply buying into the latest benchmarking data. Rather, it should be about aligning the right metrics for the purpose. For quality metrics, pick what is the "best fit," not the "best practice." This is especially important for strategic, long-term supply chain relationships. -Kate Vitasek, faculty member, University of Tennessee Haslam College of Business Administration; author of six books on the Vested business model; and Karl Manrodt, Professor of Logistics at Georgia College. He is the co-author of seven books and numerous academic articles.
Helping SMEs Survive the IoT Tsunami with PLM
According to BI Intelligence, Internet of Things-connected devices will more than triple by 2020, from 10 billion to 34 billion. For small and medium-sized enterprises, which may not know where to begin or have the required time and expertise to implement IoT into their processes, surviving this age of digital transformation can seem like a tsunami of data and new processes crashing down. -Chuck Cimalore, CTO, Omnify Software
Taking Control of Data Quality
Quality product data can be a real competitive advantage for companies that get it right. However, despite more anticipated disruption across industries in the year ahead, many supply chain professionals who realize the long-term benefits of data accuracy still struggle to gain support for comprehensive and effective data quality programs. -Angela Fernandez, Vice President, Retail Grocery and Foodservice, GS1 US
Electronics-Recycling Innovator Faces Prison for Trying to Extend Computers' Lives
Eric Lundgren is obsessed with recycling electronics.
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