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Think Tank
Order Management & Fulfillment: Page 191
Logistics Technology Report for 2010 Shows Optimism Returning to Market
The Real Meaning of Supply Chain Management
It's not just about logistics and purchasing. The supply chain consists of a broad network of partners who interact at every level of their organizations, says Douglas M. Lambert, director of the Global Supply Chain Forum at Ohio State University.
Fear, Greed and Other Positive Emotions
If It's Worth Doing, It's Worth Measuring
Companies large and small are gradually coming to recognize the important of measuring their supply-chain performance. But trust among partners is also a key factor in the effort, says Karl Manrodt, associate professor at Georgia Southern University.
Supply Chain Leaders Widen Performance Gap
LXE Expands Connectivity Offerings With Wavelink
Collaborative Planning Gets Strategic Focus
Collaborative forecasting between retailers and manufacturers is moving beyond short-term, tactical activities to more strategic, longer-term planning, says David Johnston, senior vice president of JDA Software Group.
Making the Supply Chain More Responsive Requires Organizational and Process Change
Three Steps to Whipping Your Sourcing Program Into Shape
Tellabs Developed Innovative Programs to Re-connect a Supply Chain Fragmented by Outsourced Manufacturing
Transforming the Supply Chain for a New Era in Electronics Manufacturing
Through Its Complete Cultural Shift, Intel Takes Top Spot in Supply Chain Innovation Awards
The company has transformed virtually every aspect of its supply chain to meet changing demand. In the process, it went from "worst in class" to setting new industry standards for customer service.
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