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SC Finance & Revenue Management: Page 117
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.
High Jump Acquires Atlas Products International
HighJump Software Inc., a vendor of supply-chain management software, has acquired Atlas Products International.
The Countries That Will Shake Up Global Supply Chains in the Coming Year
When it comes to assessing supply-chain risk and opportunity in emerging markets, the landscape never stops changing.
Sparta Systems Issues New Version of EQMS Software
Sparta Systems Inc. has released a new version of TrackWise, its enterprise quality-management solutions (EQMS) software.
Deacom Inc. Develops Mobile ERP Application
Deacom Inc., a vendor of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, has developed a mobile application for users of Deacom ERP.
More and More, U.S. Firms Use Chinese Money in Cross-border Transactions
Although U.S. companies still trail their European counterparts in using the Chinese currency renminbi for cross-border deals, the frequency has nearly doubled in the past year, according to a recent HSBC study, as reported by the publication Treasury & Risk.
Banks More Open to Lending to Small Business
By many accounts, as the economy adds jobs, more small businesses are looking to borrow money, and more banks are eager to lend it - at least to the right borrowers.
Opus Global Acquires Global Third Party Hiperos, LLC
Opus Global has acquired Hiperos LLC, a global software vendor connecting more than 300,000 entities on behalf of third parties serving the energy, financial services, food, real estate, pharmaceuticals and technology sectors.
LTL Industry Insights from CEO of YRC Worldwide
White House Pushes Program to Get Small Business Vendors Paid Within 15 Days of Service
Small business vendors that frequently have to chase down larger clients to get paid might have reason to rejoice. According to a story in The Wall Street Journal, the White House has launched an initiative that will either speed payments to small suppliers or help them access "lower-cost capital."
LLamasoft Expands Operations in Japanese Market
LLamasoft Inc., a vendor of supply-chain design applications, has expanded operations in the Asia-Pacific region with a new venture based in Tokyo, Japan.
How Legacy I.T. Can Sabotage a CEO's Agenda for Change
Newly hired chief executive officers arrive at their companies in a flurry of publicity and promise, determined to place their personal stamp on the organization. But there's one element that can cripple their efforts from the very start.
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