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IT Focus at Many Manufacturers Shifts from ERP to Core Operations
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The S&OP Journey of PG&E
Gas and electric utilities may have a number of unique operating characteristics, but they share with other industries the need to emphasize customer service, operate safely, create a reliable supply chain and reward shareholders. PG&E's pursuit of those goals led it to integrate formal sales and operations planning (S&OP) into the organization.
Is Your DC Designed for Today's Customer Demands?
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Why Aren't You Doing DC Bypass Right?
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LogFire WMS Aids 3PLs with Transload, Deconsolidation Functionality
LogFire, a provider of warehouse-management system (WMS) software in the cloud, has created new transload and deconsolidation functionality, designed to meet the warehouse-management needs of third-party logistics providers.
How Much Automation Does Your DC Need?
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Should Kiva Customers Be Concerned that the Provider Was Taken Over by Amazon?
When Amazon announced its $775m cash deal to buy Kiva, a robot automation fulfillment center player, it put many of its existing retail clients in a bind. This includes current Kiva clients - Walgreens and Saks, among others - plus other recent (and possibly current) customers, such as Gap, Crate & Barrel, Staples, Dillard's, Toys 'R' Us and Office Depot.
Align Shop Floor Metrics to Your Corporate Strategy
Analyst Insight: The Warehousing Education and Research Council's latest benchmarking study shows that the performance gap between best-in-class and "Major Opportunity" warehouses remains large. In order to close the performance gap, Major Opportunity warehouses need to understand how to find their process weeds and pull them up by the roots. By aligning shop floor metrics to corporate strategy, companies link accountability to where the work gets done and will begin to close the gap. - Joe Tillman, senior researcher, Supply Chain Visions
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Finding The KPIs For Yard Management
Increasing real-time visibility is key to achieving greater efficiencies in logistics management practices. As all goods often go through multiple yards throughout the lifecycle, any inefficiencies or errors in the yard are amplified as the effects propagate through the supply chain network.
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Getting it Right with WMS
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Balanced WMS/TMS Integration
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Identifying Improvements with Custom Optimization Technology
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