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Q&A | Mapping the New Supply-Chain Planning Landscape
Here's how recent progress in technology and business-process is creating an improved planning environment.
The demand forecast is never 100-percent accurate, but it can get better. Brian Dooley, expert and demand-driven thought leader with AIMMS, relates the progress of technology and business-process transformation toward an improved planning environment.
Q&A | They Want It Now: The Age of Same-Day Delivery
Once considered a premium option — assuming it was available at all — same-day service is now the standard for many e-commerce shoppers.
Once considered a premium option - assuming it was available at all - same-day service is now the standard for many e-commerce shoppers. Mike Honious, chief operating officer of Geodis Americas, explains how retailers are meeting that goal.
Q&A | Forging a Path to the Digital Supply Chain
Just what is a digital supply chain, anyway? And how can companies achieve it? Hans Thalbauer, senior vice president of digital supply chain for SAP, has some answers.
Just what is a digital supply chain, anyway? And how can companies achieve it? Hans Thalbauer, senior vice president of IoT and digital supply chain with SAP, has some answers.
Q&A | Building a Supply Chain for Customer Satisfaction
Every company speaks of the need to adopt a "customer-centric" approach. Here's how Kimberly-Clark, a U.S. multinational consumer products company, achieves that elusive goal.
Every company speaks of the need to adopt a 'customer-centric' approach. Sandra MacQuillan, chief supply chain officer, explains how Kimberly-Clark achieves that elusive goal.
Q&A | Preparing Students for a Career in Supply Chain
Here's what today's ideal candidate for a career in supply chain looks like, according to Matthew Liotine, professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
The ideal candidate for a career in supply chain today must possess a mastery of numbers as well as the ability to communicate with people both in and outside the organization, says Matthew Liotine, professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Q&A | Operational Transformation: The Google Way
How does a tech giant retain the innovative culture and drive of a startup? Daniel Kaulfus, global head of logistics and operations, describes "The Google Way."
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Q&A | The New Nafta: What Does It Mean for Supply Chains?
Farewell, Nafta, hello U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Here's how the renegotiated trade pact will impact U.S. supply chains.
Farewell, Nafta, hello U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Suzanne Richer, director of trade advisory practice with Amber Road, explains what's in the renegotiated trade pact, and how it will impact U.S. domestic supply chains.
Q&A | The Challenges of Automotive Supply Chains
Demands for service and efficiency in the automotive industry are more intense than ever before.
Demands for service and efficiency in the automotive industry are more intense than ever before. Trey Lyda, vice president of corporate services with Comprehensive Logistics, lays out the challenges and some solutions.
Q&A | A.I. Comes to Supply-Chain Education
A.I. and machine learning promise to revolutionize not just supply-chain education, but the everyday lives of planners and analysts.
The traditional 'Beer Game' gets a makeover with the application of artificial intelligence. A.I. and machine learning promise to revolutionize not just supply-chain education, but the everyday lives of planners and analysts, according to Sara Hoormann, principal with OpexAnalytics.
Q&A | Improving the Business-Academia Relationship in Supply Chain
When it comes to training the supply-chain professional of the future, what does the business world demand of academia — and vice versa?
When it comes to training the supply-chain professional of the future, what does the business world demand of academia - and vice versa? Frank Adams, associate professor at Mississippi State University, shares his view.
Q+A - S&OP: State of the Art
Sales and operations planning (S&OP) is hardly a new concept. But it's under intense pressure to evolve in line with changing demand and supply-chain volatility. KC Quah, research director with Gartner, explains.
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E-invoicing: Bring new efficiencies to your global operations
Having first leveraged e-invoicing to process freight payments in the U.S. for more than a decade, a global retailer recognized the need to extend these practices to their operations in Europe. Elavon Freight Payment—the European counterpart to U.S. Bank Freight Payment—helped the global retailer capitalize on all advantages of e-invoicing.
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