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December 17, 2009 - Supply Chain Digest On-Target Newsletter
This Week
bullet Manufacturing: Supply Chain News: Sharp Electronic Tries Bold New Factory Strategy to Keep Production in Japan

bullet Global Supply Chain and Logistics: Global Supply Chain: How Many Process Steps Does it Take to Execute a Global Import?
bullet Distribution and Material Handling: Logistics News: Selecting Labor Management Solutions
bullet Transportation: Logistics News: Absence of Language Affecting FedEx Union Status in Senate FAA Bill Doesn't Mean Victory for FedEx, UPS Spokesman Says
bullet Supply Chain Trends: Supply Chain News: Getting Scenario Planning Right
bullet Procurement and Sourcing: Supply Chain News: How to Mitigate Risk from Global Sourcing
bullet RFID and Auto ID: RFID News: Somewhat Behind the Scenes, the "Internet of Things" is Moving Forward
bullet Green Supply Chain: Green Supply Chain News: Kraft Multi-Year Transportation Initiative Shows Green Power of Being Green
manufacturing Manufacturing Focus
Featured Story
Supply Chain News: Sharp Electronic Tries Bold New Factory Strategy to Keep Production in Japan
Vendors Fully Integrated in Sprawling New Factory Complex; Working as 'One Virtual Company'

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supply Supply Chain Trends and Issues
Featured Story
Supply Chain News: Getting Scenario Planning Right
Avoiding Common Traps that Can Lead to Risks and Sub-optimal Decisions in the Supply Chain

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Supply Chain News: Will 2010 be Another Year of More Supply Chain Cost Focus, or Will Companies Get More Strategic with Supply Chain Goals?
Gartner Survey Results Showed Extreme Caution in 2009, but What Course Will Companies Take Next Year Amidst Nascent Recovery

 
distribution Distribution and Material Handling Focus
Featured Story
Logistics News: Selecting Labor Management Solutions
What are the key LMS Software Differentiators?

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Logistics News: Walgreens on How to Make a Program for Disabled Workers in the DC Work
Goal is for 10% of Total Distribution Employees to be Disabled; 700 Workers Already; "The Best Thing We Have Ever Done," SVP Randy Lewis Says

 
global Green Supply Chain Focus from - [TheGreenSupplyChain.com] (an SCDIGEST Website)
Featured Story
Green Supply Chain News: Kraft Multi-Year Transportation Initiative Shows Green Power of Being Green
Kraft Saves Lots of Miles, C02 - and Dollars; Collaborative Transportation Engineering

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Climate-Gate and the Green Supply Chain
In Addition to Creating Global Warming Doubts, Email Scandal Could Push Out Cap and Trade in US; Regulated Versus Un-Regulated CO2 Emissions

 
global Global Supply Chain and Logistics Focus
Featured Story
Global Supply Chain: How Many Process Steps Does it Take to Execute a Global Import?
106, New Stanford Study Finds; Lots of Opportunity for Process Automation

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Global Supply Chain News: US-China Trade Dispute Ratchets up a Notch, as US Imposes Strong Tariff on Steel Oil Pipes
Most Think Strong Protectionism Unlikely, but Cost for Some Importers Going Up; "Skepticism about Trade" Here, US Official Says

 
RFID RFID and Auto ID Focus
Featured Story
RFID News: Somewhat Behind the Scenes, the "Internet of Things" is Moving Forward
HP Labs Plans for Low-Cost Sensors by the Trillions. New FedEx Offering Allows Companies to "Interact with Shipments"

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RFID News Round-Up, Nov. 16, 2009
Apple May Put Reader in iPhone; ABI Research Does Not See Much Core Supply Chain Use for RFID; Rhode Island RFID Bill Vetoed Again, More News

 
sourcing Sourcing and Procurement Focus
Featured Story
Supply Chain News: How to Mitigate Risk from Global Sourcing
15 Smart Guidelines from Little Black Book of Outsourcing Authors

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Supply Chain News: Walmart Joins Kohl's in Offering Factoring Program to Apparel Suppliers
More than 1000 Invited to Join "Supplier Alliance Program" - will Other Retailers also Jump In? Can this Approach Make Sense Outside of Retail?

 
transportation Transportation Management Focus
Featured Story
Logistics News: Absence of Language Affecting FedEx Union Status in Senate FAA Bill Doesn't Mean Victory for FedEx, UPS Spokesman Says
Many Wanted a "Clean Bill" to Get to Committee, where House Provisions Could Make it to Final Legislation

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Logistics News: This Week's Top Transportation Stories
FedEx May Have Won Labor Battle; Parcel Rates to Move Up Despite Recession; YRC Worldwide Still Looking for Financial Salvation; Obama Promises more Logistics Infrastructure Spend

 
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