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Technology: Page 591
U.S. Lays Out Ambitious Schedule for Next Nafta Talks
After the opening round of talks to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement, at least this much is known: The U.S. is pushing for comprehensive changes and racing to meet a tight political calendar.
Parts Suppliers Take a Hit From the Amazon Effect
Melanie Lichtfeld, owner of a Madison, Wis.-based plumbing company, used to tell customers they could wait weeks to buy their new kitchen sink from a local supplier. Now she orders the parts she needs on Amazon.com and they arrive two days later.
Grocers Are Embracing IoT to Improve Supply Chain Visibility
More than a third of food and grocery companies are using or trialling Internet of Things (IoT) technology, research has showed.
Q&A: In-Store Replenishment and Other Retail Fulfillment Concerns
It's no secret that Amazon is the greatest disruptor in the history of retail. The question is, how can traditional retailers, even very large ones, compete against a giant that can plow hundreds of millions into warehousing, order fulfillment and delivery? Customer satisfaction - and possibly the survival of many retailers - rides on the answer.
U.K. Traders Say Blockchain Can Ameliorate Impending Customs Congestion
U.K. traders say that blockchain could automate and systematize the administrative burdens of customs oversight generated by an impending customs regime, following the recent announcement by Brexit Secretary David Davis that a new customs system will be in place by 2019.
Manufacturers Call for Pause on U.S. LNG Export Permits
The Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) has warned that the United States is set to use up 60 to 70 percent of its natural gas reserves by 2050 if all permitted LNG export terminals are built out.
Online Drop-Ship Retailer Grows Business by Improving Supplier Relationships
Challenge: An online, drop-ship retailer was having a hard time managing supplier order fulfillment as ordering volumes increased. Traditional solutions only allowed process efficiencies for the retailer's larger suppliers, but didn't extend across the smaller suppliers who were just as important.
Manufacturer Finds Acquisition Brings Unlimited ERP Seats
Taking over companies can bring IT expense as well as new business opportunities. So an electrical supply manufacturer was delighted that a merger brought unlimited licenses at no extra cost.
U.K. Proposes Broad Customs Deal With EU After Brexit
The U.K. government proposed a far-reaching customs arrangement with the European Union that it said would eliminate the need for border checks on imports and exports after Brexit.
Executive Briefing: Optimizing Your Workforce Through Labor Management
Broadly speaking, a labor management system, manages the labor force in a warehouse or distribution center. More specifically, it reports on the productivity level of an employee or group of workers in those facilities.
In-Store Replenishment & Other Fulfillment Concerns
TV Home-Shopping Retailer Benefits From EDI Managed Service
As U.K.-based television home shopping company experienced explosive growth, it needed to consolidate all electronic data interchange operations onto one platform and integrate with its back office.
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