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Solar Power Buyers Had a Much Better Year Than Panel Makers
Module manufacturers lost about 40 percent of their market value this year, even as the number of installations hit another record.
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Intel Embarks on a Digital Supply Chain Journey
The multinational manufacturer turns to cognitive computing to manage its sourcing function, and make sense of a massive amount of data relevant to supplier selection and monitoring.
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The Top Five Supply Chain Innovations of 2018
This year's first-place entrant, Intel, is huge — and problems there can be just as big.
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Manufacturers Are a Sitting Duck for Hackers
While the WannaCry and Petya attacks may be long forgotten by the media, their lasting effects are still wreaking havoc on many major corporations.
Q&A | ‘Concept to Customer': Planning Across Product Lifecycles
Karin Bursa, executive vice president of Logility, defines "Concept to Customer," and places it in the context of real-world product lifecycle management.
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Q&A | What Is End-to-End Supply Chain Integration?
A new research paper investigates the progress of companies toward achieving end-to-end supply-chain integration.
A new research paper from the Global Supply Chain Institute at the University of Tennessee investigates the progress of companies toward achieving end-to-end supply-chain integration. Director Michael Burnette explains.
From Adobe Walls to A.I. Factories: China's 40-Year Transformation
China is celebrating its "Reform and Opening Up" — the process of turning the country into a market-based economy — which reaches its 40th year this week.
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Amazon Is Short on Echo Speakers Days Before Christmas
Shoppers hoping to get their hands on one of Amazon’s Echo smart speakers before Christmas may come away disappointed.
Q&A | The Warehouse Labor Shortage: Problem and Solutions
Why retailers and warehouse logistics providers are having trouble finding and retaining labor — and how automation could solve the problem.
Karen Leavitt, chief marketing officer of Locus Robotics, explains why retailers and warehouse logistics providers are having trouble finding and retaining labor - and explores automation as a possible solution to the problem.
In U.S.-China Spat, Vietnam Is Coming Out on Top
In the race to lure companies looking for alternative sites amid the U.S.-China trade war, Vietnam wields a slew of advantages over its rivals.
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Streamlining Compliance With an Audit Management System
Auditing is a vital element in ensuring regulatory compliance — an increasingly important factor in today's business processes and operations.
Winner Winner, Pork Dinner? Applebee’s Triumphs in Trump's Trade War
President Trump’s tough stance on trade has led U.S. farmers to lose a lot of overseas business, but at home, it may turn into a win for diners ordering baby-back ribs.
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