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DC VELOCITY announces this year's Rainmakers honorees, 16 professionals who have made a lasting contribution to the supply chain management profession.
Escalating threats to Afghan supply routes spurred U.S. military officials to begin searching for alternatives back in 2008. It took some doing—and some help—but they found another way.
ASICS America's single distribution center couldn't keep up with surging demand for its athletic shoes and apparel. Changing its distribution pattern and adding another warehouse helped the company manage both current sales and future growth.
Customers today want equipment that's greener, more versatile, and more efficient than the machinery offered in the past. Manufacturers have responded with an array of new models and accessories.
For an idea of how 10+2 compliance has been going, you only have to look at the requests importers are making of their trade management software vendors.
A dusty, humid Indian warehouse might seem an unlikely candidate for a high-tech RFID data-collection system. But one handheld computer maker found a way to make it work.
Its draft plan is sure to spur controversy and will likely see significant revision. But the DOT deserves credit for getting this long-overdue project off the ground.