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Siemens CEO Says Company Will Be Carbon Neutral Worldwide by 2030
A number of major companies - from PepsiCo to Walmart to U.P.S. - have recognized that corporations have a responsibility to address the causes of climate change before it is too late. We do not have to wait for an international treaty or new regulations to act.
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Mars Opens Food Safety Research Center in China
Food producer Mars Inc. has opened a Global Food Safety Center, which it says is a first-of-its-kind facility for pre-competitive research and training that aims to raise global food safety standards through collaboration.
El Niño: A Test of Supply-Chain Resilience
Many companies claim to have effective programs in place for dealing with supply-chain disruptions. Now they have a chance to prove it.
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Control Tower Solution Gains Momentum
The transparent supply chain solution called the Control Tower acts as the supply chain nerve center, utilizing technology, organization and processes that capture product movement visibility from the supplier all the way to the customer.
What Would Emission Control Area Mean for Shipping in Port of Singapore?
A Singapore-based scientist has urged the nation to implement an emission control area (ECA) to combat rising pollution.
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How Eastman Chemical Maintains Market Dominance
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Intel: An Ever-Evolving Supply Chain
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General Mills' Journey to Supply-Chain Excellence
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'Supply Chains to Admire': The 2015 Edition
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Execution Convergence Is Where Supply Chains Are Headed
Supply chain execution convergence (SCEC) describes the next generation of supply chains, which create a totally integrated supply chain by bringing together individual silos within the organization.
Understanding the Value of Integrated Supply Chain Technology
One of the biggest opportunities to dramatically improve supply chain performance occurs when traditional supply chain functions are decomposed and reinvented as integrated business processes. Few supply chain practitioners would dispute that notion. However, when it comes to their technology strategy, too many practitioners fall back into deploying the TMS, WMS, route planning, mobile and other technological silos developed in the 1990s that don't ultimately support their vision.
Report Tracks Resource Damage Caused by 'Untrammeled Consumerism'
From coal to cars to coffee, consumption levels are breaking records, and the acceleration of resource depletion, pollution and climate change may come with underappreciated social and environmental costs, according to the Worldwatch Institute.
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