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ERP & Voice Implementation at HD Supply Facilities Maintenance
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WMS Implementation: Does It Have to Be So Hard?
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You Can Use Your Warehouse Space Better
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The Mobilization of Supply Chain Visibility
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Succeeding in the Warehouse Without Tier 1 Technology
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Random House Adopts 'Theory of Constraints' in the Warehouse
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WERC & Its Corporate Membership Program
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Enterprise Manufacturing Intelligence Helps Transform Manufacture of Medical Devices
Today's manufacturers make increasing use of enterprise manufacturing intelligence (EMI) solutions, which offer the potential to improve processes and reduce costs, to help address their key challenges. The term enterprise manufacturing intelligence, also sometime referred to as "operational intelligence" or "manufacturing intelligence," applies to the technology and practices available to tap into the vast amount of plant data; contextualizing and exposing it as intelligent information with analytics, dashboards, and other visualization tools.
A Leader in Teleconferencing Fine-Tunes Its Critical Parts Operation
Polycom Inc. turns to a specialist in expedited logistics, to ensure rapid turnaround of defective and spare parts in its reverse-logistics chain.
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The Competitive Advantage in Linking Transport Lead Time to Sales and Operations Planning
As the world of matching supply with demand has become a global challenge there is a need to approach the use of transportation mode, route and pricing in a much more dynamic and controlled way.
Integrating Your Cold-Chain Management Systems
It's common practice for companies to view cold-chain management systems for pharmaceutical and bio-technology products as point solutions, whether related to packaging, training or carrier services, says Gary M. Hutchinson, president of Modality Solutions. Integration of all those elements, however, results in a "much more holistic system," he says. "You maintain product quality all the way from manufacturer to point of use. Until you integrate it into one system, you're not tackling it properly."
Supply's Organizational Roles and Responsibilities Outlined in Study
CAPS Research has released a focus study providing a snapshot of how large North American supply organizations are structured and explores their responsibilities, resources, and leadership. The report, the fourth in a series that first started in 1987 provides a longitudinal perspective on the key issues of supply's organizational structure and roles and responsibilities.
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