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Can Demand Drive You Crazy?

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What's Next for the Omnichannel Experience?

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AspenTech Releases Update of Manufacturing, Supply-Chain App

Aspen Technology, Inc. has released version 8.5 of its aspenONE Manufacturing and Supply Chain software.

Same-Day Fulfillment: The Value of Speed to Retail

Analyst Insight: Next-day delivery is the new normal. And fulfillment windows are compressing even further as companies like Amazon continue to raise customer expectations. But companies wrestle with what level of service makes sense, and how to justify investments. It's not about making every process in the DC faster. It's a delicate balance of revenue gains and improved customer service against investment and operating costs. - Helgi Thor Leja, Industrial & Electrical Industry Leader, Fortna Inc.

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SAS Issues Demand Signal Analytics Tool for CPG

SAS, a vendor of business analytics software and services, has created SAS for Demand Signal Analytics.

The Perfect Order Requires Integrated Processes

Analyst Insight: A number of factors are drawing increased attention to the order-to-cash (OTC) process. Achieving a perfect order, one that is filled to completion and arrives at the customer undamaged and properly documented, is under stress from doing new ways of business and increasing customer expectations. - Alex Bajorinas and Jim Morton, both Senior Managers, Ernst & Young LLP

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Handheld Group Develops New Rugged Computer for Mobile Workers

Handheld Group, a manufacturer of rugged mobile computers and smartphones, has launched a new rugged handheld, the Nautiz X4.

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March Networks: The World of High-Tech Security

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Motorola Solutions Unveils Pocket-Sized Touch Computer

Motorola Solutions has introduced the TC55, a pocket-sized touch computer.

Dematic Unveils New Order-Fulfillment Offering

Dematic, a supplier of logistics systems for factories, warehouses and distribution centers, has introduced an order-fulfillment tool for piece-picking applications.

Five Forces to Understand and Leverage in CPG Industry

Analyst Insight: Years ago in the consumer products industry, the "supply chain of the future" looked much like today's supply chain. Industry change was gradual and incremental. But the pace of change today demands a more proactive and aggressive approach to future logistics planning. Market and competitive forces are completely reshaping how supply chains need to operate in the future. There are several opportunities for companies to improve their market position by improving internal operations. - Charles Trimarco, Managing Consultant-Supply Chain Management, Capgemini Consulting

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Amazon Plans to Handle Own Indian Logistics Network

In the next two years Amazon, the world's largest retailer, will use its own logistics network to deliver nearly every product sold on its Indian portal.

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