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November 13, 2008Supply Chain by the Numbers: November 13, 2008
This Week: Twos Company Comes at a Price; Closing up Shop in China; Labors Secret to Success - No More Secrets; A Return to Open Return Policies
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
November 06, 2008Supply Chain by the Numbers: November 6, 2008
This Week: A Little Less Water with that Coke; Levi Tracks Imports Every Stitch of the Way; RFID Growth to Slow; Baltic Dry is not Very High
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
October 30, 2008Supply Chain by the Numbers: October 30, 2008
This Week: The Fickle Finger of Compliance; Boeing Machinists Strike "Strikes" Hefty Blow to Bottom Line; Asian Outsourcing - Appreciating the Depreciation in Savings Over Time; Ocean Shipping Rates Challenge Shipbrokers to Break Even
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
October 23, 2008Supply Chain by the Numbers: October 22, 2008
This Week: United Stationers Reduces Slow-Moving Inventory with Manhattan Inventory Optimization Software; Toyota Uses Idle Time Wisely; Asia to US - Sinking Demand Reduces Ocean Vessel Shipping; Chinese Toy Manufacturers Out of Business
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
October 16, 2008Supply Chain by the Numbers: October 16, 2008
This Week: Ocean Shipping Rates Sinking, Financial Crisis "Meddles" with Copper Prices; John Deere Takes Control and Saves; Marks and Spencer Tags Top Spot in Tag Consumption
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
October 10, 2008The Numbers Worth Knowing this Week in Supply Chain and Logistics - CSCMP 2008 Edititon
This Week, from the CSCMP 2008 Conference in Denver: Zeiss Optical Sees Big Savings from Lean Distribution, P&G Senses Big Opportuntities from Demand Sensing; HP Pipes Up about Value of Differentiated Supply Chain Pipes; Supercomputers now Super Cheap
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
October 02, 2008Supply Chain by the Numbers: October 2, 2008
This Week: Savings at Home Depot; Mile High Attendance for CSCMP Conference; HP Publishes Supplier Carbon Emissions Data for Suppliers; Cadbury Recalls Chocolate - You Never Know What You are Going to Get
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
September 25, 2008Supply Chain by the Numbers: September 25, 2008
This Week: Anti-Globalization Movement Marches into Sweden; Steeling Against Slowing Global Demand; Sams Club Chargebacks; "10+2" Saving Grace Period
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
September 18, 2008Supply Chain by the Numbers: September 18, 2008
This Week: Chargebacks Gone Wild; Tracking Freight Movement Costs - Rail versus Truck; Drop in Oil Price - Reality Check; Moving to a Centralized Procurement Function
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
September 11, 2008This Week's Supply Chain Trivia - First Centralized Transportation "Load Control Center?"
The Creation of the First Centralized Transportation "Load Control Center" in the US is Generally Credited to What Company?
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers | Trivia
   

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