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If your DC serves retail outlets, you're probably getting more requests for pre-assembled orders that cut down on the labor needed to stock store shelves. The question is, how do you do that without blowing your own budget?
Right now, things are relatively quiet in the $520 billion U.S. truckload business. But with freight demand on the rise and capacity tightening, no one expects that to last.
When picking a location for an overseas plant, companies sometimes neglect to factor in the foreign enterprise income tax. That could be a costly mistake.
New catalog from the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals is packed with reasonably priced educational publications, research reports, and more.
Transportation lawyers and regulators will explain the impact of laws and regulations on day-to-day operations at the Transportation & Logistics Council's 37th annual conference.
The 13th edition of the reference work for operations and supply chain management professionals is now available in print and, for the first time, in electronic form.
The newly unemployed are often advised to resurrect themselves as consultants. But knowing your stuff isn't the same as knowing how to consult effectively.