 | Full report on "The Worst Ever Supply Chain Disasters." The top 11 of all time, from Supply Chain Digest |
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| Ralph Drayer, former Chief Logistics Officer, Procter & Gamble, talks about the potential of collaboration to reduce costs for consumer goods companies and retailers, and how P&G drove huge benefits from Efficient Consumer Response.
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| The SCDigest editorial staff provides commentary and summary on Stan Ruta's, Sr. VP of Store Operations for Tractor Supply, presentation on his company's successful efforts to improve the flow of goods from DCs to the store shelf. |
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| Wal-Mart delivered a press release last week, saying everything was going fine with its initial pilots of RFID/EPC technology. Although it's extremely unusual for a non-technology vendor company to issue this kind of release, in fairness to Wal-Mart, they are undoubtedly being besieged with press and other inquiries, and this announcement may have been in part just self-defense |
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| Summary case studies on how Scott's, Cingular Wireless, Harley-Davidson, Sun, and Canadian Tire and Bacou-Dalloz have achieved major supply chain improvements with Manugistics solutions. |
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| The SCDigest editorial staff reports that for years there has been concern by some fringe groups that bar codes were Big Brother in disguise. Information Week reports that a privacy group is pressing the California legislature to limit use of RFID tags to supply chain and inventory applications, and to de-activate all tags at Point of Sale. |
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