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Philips Feels UPS Is Just What the Doctor Ordered

July 1, 2006

Global Logistics & Supply Chain Strategies

Point of Service-The Next Supply Chain Strategy

July 1, 2006

SeeControl & Aberdeen Group

Service Parts Management - Beyond Planning, Success Through Market Execution

July 1, 2006

Stephen Buckler, VP of Business Development, Horizon Technology

Solectron Uses Supply Chain Simulation to Improve Customer Response Time

June 1, 2006

Jean V. Murphy, Global Logistics & Supply Chain Strategies

A conversation with Cesar Gonzalez, worldwide director of program management at Solectron, Milpitas, Calif.

Servigistics's Workforce Management Solution

May 1, 2006

Global Logistics & Supply Chain Strategies

Global Sourcing Benefits Can Be Jeopardized By Unanticipated Supply Chain Costs

February 1, 2006

Jean V. Murphy, Global Logistics & Supply Chain Strategies

Companies are rushing to take advantage of low-cost country sourcing, but the right processes and technology must be in place before expected savings can be realized.

Correct Your Supply Chain Vision to See What You Need to See

November 1, 2005

Thomas A. Foster, Global Logistics & Supply Chain Strategies

Companies need to look beyond best practices to find competitive advantage in their supply chains. A project at MIT called Supply Chain 2020 is searching for the hidden principles that will guide supply chains now and into an uncertain future.

Spend Analysis Tools Help Companies Find Opportunities for Supply Chain Savings

October 1, 2005

Jean V. Murphy, Global Logistics & Supply Chain Strategies

Spend management applications give companies visibility to how and where money is being spent in the supply chain, and they identify and enable numerous ways to save.

BridgePoint Gives Better Visibility to 3rdwave Users

September 1, 2005

Global Logistics & Supply Chain Strategies

10 Speedbumps To Global Supply Chain Velocity-And 10 Solutions

August 1, 2005

The shift of manufacturing to China and elsewhere is lengthening supply lines and complicating the job of logistics managers. Here are some of the major problems that result-and some proposed cures.