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Technology: Page 1174
Executives Not Confident of Ability to Track and Recall Products, Study Finds
Almost 72 percent of senior supply chain and operations executives are not completely confident in their organizations' product recall and traceability abilities.
New Legislation May Lead to Cargo Opportunities for U.S. Vessels
Earlier in the month, Congress and President Obama reauthorized legislation surrounding the Export-Import Bank, ultimately extending its lending authority for another two years and increasing its credit limits.
Forwarder Gets Off to Good Start with Fresh Technology
When forwarding industry veterans launched their own venture in 2008, among other things, they wanted to start out with brand-new solutions and systems.
time:matters Debuts Weekend Service for Agricultural Shippers
time:matters, a logistics service provider specializing in expedited shipments, has launched a Europe-wide Harvest Season Weekend Service for agricultural shippers.
Sprint, Agnik Join in Analyzing Vehicle and Driver Performance
Sprint is teaming up with Agnik, a data analytics company, to offer tools for analyzing vehicle and driver performance.
The Problem With Spend Analytics
Have you ever bought something where price wasn't the deciding factor? A cup of coffee because it tastes better, perhaps? Or maybe a pricier mechanic's services because you trust him? Purchasing decisions in our lives aren't black and white, and they shouldn't be in corporate purchasing departments either.
Analyzing the Steps in the Spend Analysis Process
Spend analytic projects are often driven to meet key goals of the chief procurement officer and procurement organization, chiefly cost savings. However, there are also many different possible uses or goals for spend analytic tools and projects, which might be driven by other executives or offices as well.
Retailer Dresses Up Its Process for Buying Ocean Transportation
Low-cost apparel retailer Primark wasn't content with just a tool for capturing ocean transportation bids. It needed a reliable way to commit weekly business to select carriers so they would be available when it needed them prior to the peak holiday shopping season.
Incorporating Risk Management Into S&OP
A conversation with Gregory L. Schlegel, adjunct professor of supply-chain risk management at Lehigh University.
Kewill Inks Agreement With Customs Software Provider in Hungary
Kewill plc, a vendor of software to automate global trade and logistics processes, has reached agreement to integrate its application with that of a counterpart based in Hungary.
Daymon Worldwide Launches New Global Logistics Unit
Daymon Worldwide, a provider of brand-building and sourcing services for retail, has formed a new unit dedicated to transportation management and logistics support for retailers and suppliers.
Are You Ready for the Next Supply-Chain Disaster?
Each disruption in global supply chains seems to bring a new surprise. On March 31 of this year, it was an explosion and fire at a chemical plant in Marl, Germany. The incident at the factory of Evonik Industries resulted in the deaths of two workers and caused damage that will take all summer to repair.
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