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A Paradigm Shift in Intel's Supply Chain
When Intel realized it lagged behind competitors in meeting same-day delivery of its chips, it knew a drastic makeover of its supply chain was necessary, says Viju Menon, director of worldwide supply planning operations at the company. He discusses how the paradigm shift has improved customer responsiveness and inventory optimization.
The Supply Chain in the Year 2010
Sales and operations planning is growing in importance to manufacturers and so is the necessity to manage risk, says Simon Ellis, practice director, supply chain strategies, at IDC Manufacturing Insights. In his analysis, Ellis assesses the future of outsourcing and the health of the supply chain.
Qualcomm Integrates Data With CAMS Software for Private Fleets
Major Global Logistics Trends in 2010
Razat Gaurav, senior vice president of i2 Technologies, discusses how a stressed economy, globalization, tight financial markets and various delivery models such as software as a service will impact logistics in 2010.
The Supply Chain Needs Effective Yard Management
Manual yard operations continue to be the norm for many companies, but they are clearly losing out on substantial savings, says Aleks Gollu, CEO of PINC Solutions. Moreover, effective yard management benefits the entire supply chain.
Kronos Unveils Logistics Suite for Workforce Management
RedPrairie Updates Warehouse Management; Opens South Africa Office
Dashboards Deliver Clear Financial Advantage, According to Most Executives Surveyed
Acting Like a Truly Multinational Company
Steve Rubinson, director of global trade compliance at JohnsonDiversey Inc., which markets environmentally friendly cleaning products, discusses how to manage the risk of delays related to adhering to trade regulations, and how cultural differences impact global businesses.
Next Generation Logistics Integrates TMS With Microsoft Dynamics AX
Logistics Companies Emerge from Recession Leaner, Wiser And Ready for Better Times
Logistics and transportation companies were hit early and hard by the economic downturn. Those that survived had to adapt operations and adopt new ideas and strategies. Many of those will remain and provide competitive benefits as the recovery takes hold.
GTM Drives Compliance and Efficiency in Cross-Border Trade
At a time of increased regulation and complexity in global supply chains, companies can't do without a sophisticated global trade management application.
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