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Watch: How Sellers Are Coping With the Problem of Artificial Demand
Jeremy Tancredi, partner and leader of the Supply Chain Practice of West Monroe, recalls the plight that merchandisers found themselves in when they responded to a surge in demand during the pandemic, only to be left with excess inventory and capital equipment when it was over.
How Sellers Are Coping With The Problem Of Artificial Demand
Efficiency, Ethics, and Data Privacy in the AI Revolution
We've only just begun to scratch the surface of AI's transformative potential, and navigating this landscape requires collective wisdom and ethical vigilance.
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Melrose Says Engine Snags Threaten Airbus, Boeing Delivery Goals
Peter Dilnot, who takes over as Melrose’s chief executive officer in March 2024, said that while the supply hitches are boosting after-market demand, they’re limiting planemakers’ ability to build jets.
A logo on the body of a Boeing passenger aircraft.
October Marked Seventh Straight Month of Increased Spare Capacity
The survey showed that the extent to which supplier capacity went underutilized was higher in October 2023 than it was in September and August.
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Retailers Left with Excess Inventory Ahead of Holiday Season, Analysts Say
Two-thirds of the 30 retailers analyzed had inventory turnover rates below their peers, which indicates excess stock and/or slow sales.
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Saudia Group Closing in on Order for 150+ Airplanes
Saudia Group is planning on announcing the order before the end of 2023, with the airplanes going to Saudia Cargo as well as Flyadeal.
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Airbus Sees Higher Output in 2024 Amid Surging Demand
The European company still has 161 deliveries to go in the final two months of 2023 if it wants to meet its target.
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Regulators Request Natural Gas Supply Protections Following 2022 Winter Outages
A report from the NERC and FERC recommended lawmakers complete cold weather reliability standard revisions enacted during Winter Strom Uri in 2021.
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UAW Workers at Ford’s Chicago Plant Vote to Ratify Proposed Contract
UAW 551, the local union that held a vote on the contract, said that 57% of the ballots cast by its members were in favor of the deal.
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IBM Uses AI and Visibility Tools to Boost Efficiency
IBM, a pioneer in the development of artificial intelligence, deploys the ground-breaking technology to make real-time predictions about the status and shipment of sales orders.
P18 Visibility
Smart Factory and Supply Chain Technology Can Improve Healthcare for Patients and Providers
Investing in and implementing smart sourcing and manufacturing solutions is not a quick and complete fix for today’s drug and device shortages, but it can help.
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Dominion Sees Cheaper Wind Power at Massive Offshore Project
The company anticipates producing electricity at the Coastal Virginia wind farm for $77 a megawatt hour, down from earlier forecasts of between $80 and $90.
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