| A Type of Reverse Bullwhip Effect Caused Many High-Tech Manufacturers to Slash Inventory Levels Much Faster than Drop in Demand
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| Supply chain icon Dell last week announced major changes to its supply chain strategy. Due to changing markets, it is significantly backing away from its make-to-order and in-house production models. This is a major event in the supply chain landscape - Back to the Future, in many respects. What does it mean for the rest of us? |
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| It is about Flow, not just Associate Utilization
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| Demand Exceeds Forecasts, Leading to Some Supply Squeezes; Painting Process "Adds Complexity" to Make-to-Order Flow; No More White Covers
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| Spot Check by One Observer Finds Wide Range of Inventory and Placement at Wal-Mart Stores; RFID to the Rescue
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| After Mattel Incidents, Arrow Electronics Executive Offers Recommendations to Reduce Supply Risks; SCDigest Review and Comment
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| Long Standing Relationship with TI will Change; Supply Chain Risk is Reduced, but Will Component Costs Rise or Fall?
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| Move into Wal-Mart Stores Illustrates How Supply Chain Strategy Must Evolve; Marriage of two Wounded Giants? Pursuing Channel it Once Dismissed as a "No Return" Business
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| Focusing on the end of a product's lifecycle can have a dramatic impact on the bottom line; what really drives inventory levels? how should we assign cost to inventory? |
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| Memo from Michael Dell Promises Big Changes
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