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Order Management & Fulfillment: Page 214
Webvan: Rewriting The Rules On 'Last Mile' Delivery
Webvan Corp., with the help of its technology partners, has broken the code on guaranteed, self-scheduled home delivery. Here's how it gets the goods delivered within a promised 30-minute window and where it plans to take that achievement.
Ericsson Frees Capital By Restructuring Supply Chain
The consumer products division of Ericsson, the Swedish telecommunications giant, found additional dollars to invest in its capital-intensive business by outsourcing inbound logistics and shifting responsibility for inventory management to vendors.
At Cisco Systems, The Internet Is Both Business And Business Model
The market leader in networking hardware creates a single enterprise of channel partners, connected by the internet, with stunning results.
Kodak Focuses on Shared-Use Solution in Europe
As Kodak's European business changed in response to economic union and various internal factors, the company needed a logistics solution that would provide greater flexibility and lower overhead costs at key facilities. It opted for outsourcing with a shared-use approach, a concept that was given an unusual and innovative twist in the U.K. with partner MSAS Global Logistics.
Fujitsu Partners With FedEx To Boost Performance of Notebook Business
Fujitsu PC needed help with its notebook operation, which was suffering from both excess inventory and slow deliveries. It turned to FedEx for a total logistics solution and now is getting the results it wanted - but the start-up was far from smooth.
Canadian Tire Keeps Stores Rolling With Replenishment Program
Canadian Tire is perhaps Canada's most widely recognized and well established retailer, but in the early 1990s the company realized its aging stores and out-of-date replenishment system were costing it business. A major renovation of stores and re-engineering of the supply chain yielded impressive results.
Elizabeth Arden's Supply Chain Gets Dramatic Facelift
The cosmetics and fragrances manufacturer significantly reduced order-cycle times by assigning production and logistics operations to the same manager, and by implementing ISM's SPEX export documentation system.
U.K. Brewer Turns to Canada's Numetrix for Supply-Chain Help
A potent mix of changing consumer tastes and legislation that forced it to sell much of its pub business caused Bass Brewers to radically tighten up its supply chain. It called in Numetrix to provide the needed technology.
Mikasa Redesigns Distribution To Match Retail Demands
To meet changing retailer requirements and sales growth demands, tableware designer Mikasa built a new, highly automated distribution center in Charleston, S.C., adopting an unusual design that conserves both energy and space.
Global Sourcing Helps Home Depot Keep Prices Low, Quality High
Home Depot has centralized its import operations, opened a major import distribution center in Savannah, Ga., and installed purchase-order and import tracking software from RockPort Trade Systems to support its continuing, rapid-fire growth.
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