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Seven Best Practices for Supply Chains in 2025
The seeds of tomorrow's global supply chains are being planted today.
Panjiva Introduces Application Programming Interface
Panjiva is now providing access to its trade data via an application programming interface (API).
How E-commerce Is Impacting 3PL Operations
Randy Curran, CEO of OHL, talks about the impact of e-commerce on the 3PL industry today and in the future and discusses how the omnichannel customer is changing logistics operations.
High-tech Firm Expands Distribution to Western U.S. with Weber Logistics
Challenge: A global marketer of PC peripherals, which are manufactured in Asia, was distributing products in the U.S. from a company-operated New Jersey DC. For the first time in its 40-year history, the company decided to outsource fulfillment to a 3PL and chose Weber Logistics to handle container transloading and distribution from a new West Coast facility.
Crafting Company Taps Weber to Manage Rapid Transition to New DC
Challenge: A fast-growing marketer of storage solutions for crafting accessories was faced with a dilemma. Its logistics partner decided to close a warehouse and the company was told it had to move out in 30 days. Weber Logistics was chosen to manage a rapid and seamless transition to a new distribution center.
Oracle Unveils Mobile Apps For JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
Oracle Corp. has released 57 new mobile applications for its JD Edwards EnterpriseOne software suite.
Companies Are Looking to Their CPOs for a Supply Chain Revolution
Companies are looking more towards chief purchasing officers to help them understand supply chain risks, while firms which are collaborating and sharing information about their suppliers are reducing the cost of due diligence for themselves and making their business more competitive.
Getting the Kids Hooked on Supply Chain Management
How do you explain business situations and supply chain management practices in a way that gets kids excited? You make a game of it. Business on the Move has done just that.
Implementing Lean in LTL Operations
After spending a decade working with lean processes at Menlo Worldwide Logistics, Jeff Rivera is now leading the lean implementation at Con-way Freight, a major LTL company. He discusses the challenges and opportunities of Con-way's lean journey.
Need Something from the Vending Machine - Saw Blade, Drill Bit, Wrench?
There's an episode of The Office TV show involving a prank on a hapless colleague in which the victim's desk contents - his stapler, pencil cup, plate, even his wallet-are stashed inside the office vending machine. It does not occur to any of the sitcom's characters to turn these hijinks into a business model, but now someone has.
High Jump Acquires Atlas Products International
HighJump Software Inc., a vendor of supply-chain management software, has acquired Atlas Products International.
What Lessons Were Learned from Air Force's Failed $1Bn ERP Implementation?
The United States Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations has issued its official report on the Air Force's failed enterprise resource planning system implementation. The Air Force Expeditionary Combat Support System (ECSS) was supposed to be a "transformational" logistics program that would make the U.S. Air Force more efficient and effective. The goal of the program was to replace hundreds of legacy systems, some dating back to the 1970s. But, after nearly a decade of work by the system integrator, Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), and more than $1.1bn spent, the ECSS program was terminated in December 2012.
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