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Improving Manufacturing Through Reliability Technology

January 15, 2014

Morgan Malone, Ernst & Young and Simon Buesnel, Ernst & Young

People: The Most Challenging Issue in Logistics

January 15, 2014

Jere Van Puffelen, President, PRISM Team Services, Inc.

Views from a Young Supply Chain Professional and Recognized 'Emerging Leader'

January 14, 2014

SupplyChainBrain

Recognized by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals as an emerging supply chain leader, Keiko Arai talks about the supply chain leadership development program she recently completed at Bell Helicopter Textron and why she chose SCM as a career.

Construction in UK Predicted to Overcome Supply Chain Hurdles in 2014

January 14, 2014

Building.Co.Uk

Construction firms should expect a buoyant 2014, but the first half of the year is likely to remain tough for main contractors as the supply chain dictates terms, analyst KPMG has said.

Paypal to Offer China Merchant Shipping Solution

January 14, 2014

The Next Web

Ever tried purchasing something online from a Chinese merchant and realized that it takes weeks to deliver your product - which sometimes doesn't even arrive after all that waiting and may lead to an argument with the merchant?

The World of Humanitarian Supply Chains

January 14, 2014

SupplyChainBrain

Supply chain and logistics play key roles in responding to both acute and chronic humanitarian crises. Whether the cause is a natural disaster, armed conflict or simply undeveloped infrastructure, Jarrod Goentzel says the MIT Humanitarian Response Lab is working to improve supply chain response.

Advanced Emissions Monitoring Could Save Operators More Than $12m Yearly, Study Finds

January 14, 2014

Maritime Executive

Advanced emissions monitoring of large ships calling at EU ports could help save owners and operators of large ships up to 9m Euro ($12.2m) a year, according to a new study published by sustainable transport group T&E.