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Consumer Packaged Goods: Page 438
Your Supplier Is Cheap But Unreliable. Now What Do You Do?
Companies are quick to capture savings by sourcing from low-cost countries, but they can come to regret the move if they fail to understand the risks of working with unknown and difficult-to-manage suppliers.
When Companies Compete On After-Sales Support, Service Supply Chains Take Center Stage
For many companies, after-sales activities are money in the bank as they may account for anywhere from 10 percent to 40 percent of revenue.
Church & Dwight Tackles Forecasting To Aid in Global Marketing Push
The owner of the "arm and hammer" brand looks to raise its profile outside North America, while keeping a lid on inventory and other overhead.
Unilever Bases Its European SCM Hub in Switzerland
Nissan Extends Contract in U.K. With TNT Logistics
Penske Logistics to Manage Logistics Activity in 13 European Countries for Eaton Corporation
WebMethods, Blue Agave in Data Delivery Partnership
G.O.L.D./RI-Rapid Implementation from Aldata
Task, Alert Management System from BEA Targets Retail
CIOs Will Bear a Heavier Burden of
A Year to Launch Date: Microsoft Plots Global Rollout of Xbox 360
The company debuts its long-awaited gaming system on three continents in less than three weeks. Here's how it handled the logistics challenge.
AMR Predicts More IT Vendor Consolidation-Less Choice for You
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