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SC Planning & Optimization: Page 337
Armstrong Issues 20th Edition of Who's Who in Logistics
Armstrong + Associates Inc. has released the 20th edition of Who's Who in Logistics, the consultancy's guide to third-party logistics providers.
Should Apple, Others Consider Getting Out of China?
You'd expect to see headlines like this - 'Launch of New Apple iPhone Causes Riots - when consumers beat down doors and trample each other, yet these riots were in China, among workers at Foxconn, a major supplier to Apple and other U.S. companies.
The World's Most Ignored Trading Relationship
Daniel F. Lynch, director of international trade and transportation at Dalhousie University, reveals the importance of two-way trade between the U.S. and Canada - while offering a frank appraisal of the challenges that stand in the way of an ideal relationship.
The Healthy Supply Chain Transformation at Boston Scientific
The business of helping people live longer, healthier lives is not taken lightly in any regard. Suppliers to Boston Scientific must guarantee extremely high quality and delivery, because the smallest imperfection or delay could be life-threatening. For this reason, the entire supply chain depends on efficiency and quality. The global indirect sourcing and procurement (GISP) organization at Boston Scientific is responsible for all strategic and tactical procurement of indirect materials and services, using a center-led operating model to organize sourcing around the world.
In This Supply Chain, Lives Hang in the Balance
So often our discussions about supply chain center on arcane details and limited stakes. Production delayed? Get ready to pay more for expedited transportation. Lost a supplier? Might mean empty shelves at the supermarket. Life goes on.
The Cutting Edge of Supply-Chain Sustainability
Dan Cassler, assistant chair of the Information Logistics Technology Department at the University of Houston, offers an update on supply-chain sustainability - and details both the benefits and pain to be derived from such efforts.
In This Supply Chain, Lives Hang in the Balance
Analyzing Retailer Data to Accurately Forecast Demand in Volatile Markets
Challenge: A large consumer products company faced demand volatility and increasing costs of holding inventory.
Unplanned Downtime Is the Greatest Source of Waste
Downtime is the enemy of lean. Downtime is, in fact, waste. Idled lines do not add value. Restarting production after unplanned downtime requires more effort, usually expended with less efficiency and worker productivity. This reintroduces waste, which creates added costs that customers do not pay for, yet must be absorbed into cost of goods sold.
HighJump Partners on Voice Technology for Distributors, Manufacturers
HighJump Software has forged a strategic alliance with Speech Interface Design (SID) to provide voice-recognition technology to distributors and manufacturers.
Kewill Launches New Version of Supply-Chain App for Retailers
Kewill has developed version 5.0 of its Kewill Trade software, which manages the direct dispatch of goods from supplier to customer or store, for multichannel, catalogue and internet retailers.
Leading Network Provider Delivers Consistent Growth with Steelwedge S&OP
Challenge: Volatile economy creates changing customer demand.
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