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Workflow Automation Could Help You Find Cost Savings in Outsourcing
A recent TAKE Supply Chain survey indicated that the primary reason companies choose to outsource some or all of their manufacturing or distribution activities is cost reduction. This was the number one reason chosen by 61 percent of survey respondents across all global regions. However, a frequent issue faced by companies after the outsourcing project goes live is that they're not achieving their expected cost savings. Two common causes for this disconnect are vague contract terms or metrics, and manual processes.
RFID Is Back! And It's the Key to Supply-Chain Visibility
Decades after its debut, radio frequency identification technology is finally poised to realize its potential in the retail sector.
Fearful of Banking Restrictions, Shipping Lines Stay Away from Iran
Global shipping lines are increasingly shying away from handling cargoes to Iran as restrictions on banking and insurance continue unabated, despite an interim agreement between Tehran and the West that called for limited sanctions relief.
Contingent Insurance on Suppliers, Customers Being Severely Limited in Some Cases
Whereas business interruption insurance covers lost profits and continuing expenses as a result of physical damage to a policyholder's own facilities, contingent business interruption insurance covers such losses stemming from damage to the premises of a supplier or customer. Large companies typically have both types of insurance as part of their property insurance policies; smaller companies may not have the contingent business interruption extension.
DAT's Carrier-Onboarding Tool Integrates With Aljex Software
DAT Solution's carrier-onboarding application, DAT Onboarding, has been integrated with Aljex Software, a vendor of operations software for brokers, carriers and third-party logistics providers.
Swisslog Healthcare Launches Nexus System-Control App
Swisslog Healthcare Solutions, a provider of systems for hospital automation, has launched the Nexus System Control Software for TransLogic Pneumatic Tube Systems (PTS).
Manufacturers Are Considering Near-Shoring - But Just How Near?
Manufacturers like the U.S. They really like it!
Australian Court to Determine if Supermarket Company Mistreated Suppliers Over Pricing
Australian supermarket Coles is facing legal action over the way it reportedly treated suppliers in attempting to force down prices.
Safety Still Top Priority of Fleet Managers, Survey Finds
Ensuring driver safety is the biggest priority of fleet managers, according to a survey conducted at the 2014 NAFA Institute and Expo by GE Capital Fleet Services. With more than a third (35 percent) of fleet managers identifying it as their main concern, driver safety outpaced cost-savings goals and workforce productivity (27 percent and 22 percent, respectively) as the top concern for the second year in a row.
Sana International and J. Canavati Partner in New Joint Venture for Exporters
Sana International Inc., an export-management company, has joined with J. Canavati & Co., LLC, an agent for international logistics and trading firms, to develop new international markets for U.S. exports.
Elemica Unveils Supply Chain Process Control Tower
Elemica Inc., a vendor of software for supply-chain network management, has created a Business Process Control Tower application.
Coping With the Nightmare of Consumer-Product Recalls
My previous post covered the difficulty of tracing and ensuring the quality of automotive and aerospace parts. The job is just as tough for consumer packaged goods and food producers.
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