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Drawing the Omnichannel Roadmap
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Labor Planning: A Critical Component of Today's Supply Chains
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Procurement Departments Often Fail to Factor in Needs of Telecommuters, Study Says
The overwhelming majority of employees believe telecommuting is good for both themselves and their company, but most organizations are not budgeting appropriately for telecommuters, according to a recent survey of procurement officers by Staples Advantage, the business-to-business division of Staples Inc.
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Crossing International Borders Easier Than Ever for Many People - But Not for Retail Merchants
Movement across borders is as simple as getting in a car or on a plane. It's a seamless, simple experience to which most people devote little thought. For both merchants and consumers, however, the path to online and offline purchasing across borders is still a bumpy one.
Robust Manufacturing in U.S. Depends on Improved Transportation
The U.S. manufacturing industry is in the midst of a comeback. Manufacturers are gladly shifting from securing demand to meeting demand. However, reworking the U.S. transportation infrastructure is essential to the success of this progress.
New Insights on Supply Chain Innovation
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A Conversation With a Supply-Chain Millennial
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Navigating Supply-Chain Complexity
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The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Pact: Expanding E-Commerce Opportunities for SMEs
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) represent a rapidly growing sector of the U.S. economy – creating 30 million new jobs, according to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative. Exporters benefit from even faster growth, create more jobs and pay higher wages. Yet SMEs, which account for 99 percent of U.S. businesses, represent a mere 13 percent of the total U.S. export value.
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Technology Advances Support Automotive Warehouse Operations
Providing parts and sub-assemblies to automotive production lines is a highly complex activity, requiring rapid, automated sequencing and sophisticated error proofing. Bo Cheng, director of the automotive business at Comprehensive Logistics, explains how his company is keeping pace as automotive volumes return to pre-recession levels.
Expansion of China's Methanol Production Presents Mixed Export-Import Picture, Study Suggests
Soaring Chinese methanol expansion will boost demand for chemical tanker shipping on intra-Asia export trades out of China but check import traffic, according to the latest edition of the Chemical Forecaster, published by shipping consultancy Drewry.
Most B2B Buyers Expect Half of Purchases to Be Made Online Within Three Years, Study Finds
As the volume of business-to-business purchases being made online continues to grow, B2B suppliers are responding by expanding their e-commerce platforms and overall omnichannel capabilities, according to new research from Accenture and hybris software, an SAP company.
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