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Technology: Page 998
The Role of Geographical Information Systems in the Supply Chain
Trade Compliance and Global Security Management: A New Synergy
Motorola Tightens Bond With Suppliers, Customers Through Collaborative Execution
To serve its demanding government and business customers, the company needed to find a way to resolve any potential service problems in the quickest and most cost-effective manner possible.
Helping Defense Agency Manage Infrequent, Highly Variable Demand
The Defense Logistics Agency tasked partner LMI with helping to develop a more efficient system for managing items with infrequent demands through an innovative system that accounts for need and risk, without sacrificing mission-readiness.
Shoe Retailer Says It Can Fulfill Online Orders From Its Brick-and-Mortar Stores
The customer expects shoe retailer DSW to be able to gather the shoes she wants, regardless of how she's shopping and regardless of where the shoe is located in the retailer's system. So it's good news that DSW reports it has made significant progress on its omnichannel initiative.
Expenditures, Supply Chain Risk Aren't Linked, Study Finds
A new MIT study on supply chain risk shows no correlation between the total amount a manufacturer spends with a supplier and the profit loss it would incur if that supply were suddenly interrupted. This counterintuitive finding defies a basic business tenet that equates the greatest supply chain risk with suppliers of highest annual expenditure.
Papa John's and Manhattan Associates Discuss Benefits of Transportation Modeling
Rick Blasgen Looks Forward and Back as CSCMP Celebrates 50 Years
(Future) Nights of the S.F. Roundtable, Part Two
More predictions for the future of supply-chain management, courtesy of a panel of industry insiders at the fifth annual seer-fest sponsored by the San Francisco Roundtable of the Council of Supply-Chain Management Professionals:
IBM Deploys Advanced Analytics to Unify Its Integrated Supply Chain
"Multinational" doesn't necessarily mean global. IBM saw the need to apply rigorous analytics to virtually every function that makes up its supply chain - and in the process, harmonize business processes across the organization.
Prepping Your Company for That All-Important ERP Implementation
A conversation with Jonathan Gross, vice president and legal counsel for Pemeco Consulting.
Prediction: A Fourth of Today's Cloud-Services Providers Will Disappear in Next Two Years
Cloud adopters face serious risk in the next two years because of the strong possibility that their provider will be acquired or forced out of business, according to Gartner.
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