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The Amazon Challenge and How Smaller E-tailers Can Compete
Going up against the behemoth that is Amazon.com, does the smaller e-commerce provider have a chance?
The Benefits of an IoT-Connected Warehouse
Analyst Insight: The Internet of Things (IoT) was originally the concept of "things talking." In the early days we envisioned RFID tags on everything, helping to identify and locate any object in the universe. The RFID tag would uniquely identify the item, determine its location, and put a time stamp to the transaction. It was a straightforward concept. It was either there, or it was not. It was all about identity and location. – Eric Peters, executive vice president, Tompkins International
'The Perfect Order': Why It's So Hard to Achieve
Companies today need to cut costs, speed up fulfillment processes and manage growth. All the while providing "the perfect order."
How Consumer Products Companies Can Cope With Growing Supply Chain Complexity
The consumer products industry has undergone radical change over the past several years, rendering older methods for matching supply to demand ineffective. Consider some of the upheavals facing consumer products manufacturers today.
New Platooning System Generates 10 Percent Fuel Savings
In the not so distance future truck drivers will find themselves in close quarters with colleagues. This new pattern of driving, "platooning", calls for a number of trucks to follow each other very closely so they can take advantage of the aerodynamics and save fuel.
A Maker of Minibikes and Go-Karts Roars Into the U.S. With Domestic Production
Monster Moto, a producer of economically priced off-road vehicles, shifts from offshore production to domestic assembly, a move made possible by cutting its transportation and logistics expense.
DHL, Huawei Enter Supply Chain Automation Partnership
Deutsche Post DHL Group and Chinese technology conglomerate Huawei Technologies are collaborating on a range of supply chain services for customers using "industrial-grade internet-of-things hardware and infrastructure."
E-Commerce Drives Booming Canadian Warehouse Market
Canada's largest multi-tenant industrial landlord sees its future growth prospects in e-commerce, according to a report in Bloomberg.
Forged Warehouse Receipts Were All for Nickel, Glencore Firm Says
Forged warehouse certificates circulating in the name of Access World, a metals warehouse company owned by commodity giant Glencore Plc, have all been for nickel in Asia, it said last week.
KANE Helps Club Store Chain Implement Cross Dock Strategy
Challenge: A major U.S. club store chain wanted a solution for more efficient cross docking.
Creating Global Data Standards
To successfully work with cross-functional groups around the world, you must be able to share data of every description, says David G. Thomas, director of global capacity planning for Ford Motor Co.
Revolutionizing Your Supply Chain Planning
Company processes are disconnected because their supply chain planning has grown up in a siloed manner, says John Sicard, president and CEO of Kinaxis. Consequently, it's futile to follow that model and think you can optimize the supply chain one link at a time.
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