16/02/2017
What is global supply chain management?
Global supply chain management involves planning how the entire supply chain will function to remain cost efficient and keep customers happy.
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16/02/2017
Global supply chain management involves planning how the entire supply chain will function to remain cost efficient and keep customers happy.
24/01/2017
As SCM become more strategic in business planning, we gain a deeper understanding of how supply chain disruption can impact the overall performance of the business.
09/01/2017
It’s true that robots and automation are changing the way business is conducted, and it certainly is disrupting the workforce but humans are still needed.
06/01/2017
An effective production plan enables companies to reduce their amount of stored inventory and make the best use of their manufacturing space and equipment.
09/12/2016
Customs brokers clear shipments of imported goods, prepare required documentation for export shipments and collect duties and taxes.
18/11/2016
Effective supply chain management aims to provide optimal customer service for minimal cost. However, companies cannot fulfill customer needs if they do not have a clear understanding of customer requirements.
14/11/2016
The strategies and traits that worked for your supply chain in yesteryear might not be relevant in next gen supply chains – are you ready for the future?
03/11/2016
The Auto Pact was great for North American manufacturers, but they’ve been hurt by recent FTAs. Can we create a new agreement to help global manufacturing?
31/10/2016
Halloween has grown into a big business. Primarily celebrated in the United States, Canada and Ireland, the holiday is gaining popularity in places like China, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. Consumers are spending more and more each year on costumes, decorations and candy, boosting global import, export and retail revenues.
25/10/2016
Supply chain executives from all over the world are kicking butt and taking names, and you need to be at the forefront of these discussions or risk being left behind in the supply chain dust.
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