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By tailoring its supply chain strategy for specific product segments, the global beverage company reduced the risk of disruption to its growing Asian business. In the process, it gained a competitive advantage in this vast and variable market.
The Pentagon is in the midst of the largest reverse logistics operation in history—the return of enormous amounts of military equipment and goods from Afghanistan.
For our 2014 Rainmakers, success isn't just about fame and fortune. It's also about making a contribution to the logistics field and advancing the profession.
When their shipments are rejected for faulty labeling, suppliers often blame print quality or label placement. But the cause is just as likely to be incorrect data.
If one analyst is right, moves by UPS Inc. and FedEx Corp. to begin pricing some ground packages based on their dimensions rather than on their weight will yield more than half a billion dollars in additional annual revenue for the two companies.
Following successful events in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., the American Logistics Aid Network is looking to host similar training sessions nationwide.
Protean Supply Chains: Ten Dynamics of Supply and Demand Alignment, by James A. Cooke, argues that supply chains must be capable of changing shape in response to a volatile global business environment.
How can 3PLs boost their chances of scoring a buyer's business? According to a recent survey, it's a matter of treating potential clients with respect, coming up with innovative solutions, and offering a good price.
E-commerce platform INTTRA seeks to improve the data ocean carriers provide to customers; collaboration with GS1 US will address data exchange standards.
The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals' 25th annual "State of Logistics Report," sponsored by Penske Logistics, is overflowing with data points.
Some 70 business organizations have urged Congress to repeal the 100-percent scanning requirement for maritime containers bound for the United States. Congress should do so.