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Create Supply Chain Value Proposition With Yield Management And Supplier Management
By Thomas Craig
Supply chain management (SCM) executives struggle with what their responsibility and role is. SCM crosses the organization. It is both strategic and tactical. It serves both cost and service mandates.
The Value of Advertising On Blogs
Here is a very simple way to think about the value of advertising on blogs. About.com was
Inventory Management: Move It or Lose It!
By Chris Hayden
When it comes to inventory management, you are either effectively moving your products or you're losing money. It's that simple!
Cycle Time Reduction - Driver to Supply Chain Management Results
By Thomas Craig
Whether you are a 3PL, manufacturer, wholesaler, distributor, retailer, importer, exporter, supplier, customer, logistics service provider or other type of firm that participates in supply chain management, a major key to success is time compression. Increasing velocity, rapid response to changing market conditions, minimizing time-and sustaining that velocity--are the reasons for collaboration, integration, supply chain visibility and other endeavors to accelerate the movement of product and information.
Lean Supply Chain Management
By Thomas Craig
Lean supply chain management is for many companies. It is not just for manufacturers who practice lean management. It is also for non-manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, retailers and others.
Does RFID equal ROI?
By Tom Pisello
The promise of RFID is the dream of every supply chain manager -- enabling the accurate real-time tracking of every single product, from manufacture to checkout. Compared to universal product code (UPC) bar coding, which it promises to replace, RFID proactively transmits information, eliminating the manual point-and-read operations needed with bar coding. This enhanced visibility could result in significant decreases in warehouse, distribution and inventory costs, increases in margins and enhancements in customer service.
Aligning the Inbound Supply Chain with Company Requirements
By Thomas Craig
CEO's and CFOs have to ask themselves four questions.
Supply Chain Management For Middlemen
By Thomas Craig
Wholesalers, distributors and other middle parties-between customers and suppliers-fight the challenge of being price competitive and service responsive, while making a profit. The traditional role of middlemen has changed. Customer base, customer locations and market size have expanded. More is expected and required. With all these pressures to compete and to differentiate yourself, there is one approach that some have successfully implemented as part of their strategic business plan and tactical operation while others have given token recognition to-supply chain management.
Build Your Writing Inventory
By Angela Booth
Want a professional writing secret? Build your writing inventory. Unless you have an inventory, you have nothing to sell.
Artists and photographers happily build up their inventory of works. Artists paint and draw, creating works which may sell next month, next year, or in 20 years. Photographers, even when they're working on commission, shoot images for stock.
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