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August 04, 2015

Supply Chain Cartoon Caption Contest Starting Aug. 4, 2015

Shiw us your supply chain wit!

TOPICS : Cartoons

July 31, 2015

Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of July 31, 2015

Amazon Fulfillment and Shipping Costs Weight on Profits; Oil Headed Way Down, Analyst Says; Cost to Replace US Interstates is Staggering, Requires Tolls, Study Says; US GDP Lukewarm Again in Q2

TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers

July 30, 2015

Supply Chain Cartoon Caption Winners for June 29, 2015 Contest

Siva Kumar of Robert Bosch, Steven Mihalik of Whirlpool, and Sue Brittain of Graybar Take Home the Prize!

TOPICS : Cartoons

July 29, 2015

Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: Understanding Distributed Order Management Solutions

Driving Omnichannel Order Fulfillment and B2B ''Order Hub'' Capabilities

TOPICS : e-fulfillment | ecommerce | Order management

July 23, 2015

Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of July 23, 2015

Mercedes Embraces a New Logistics Model for Auto Parts; 3D Printers Threaten Hollywood Revenue; Big Blue has Unenviable Streak Going; NRF Revises 2015 Retail Sales Forecast Down

TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers

July 22, 2015

Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: Growth of Sustainable Product Sales

While Growth of Green Products is Fast It Seems at Many Companies, Definitional Issues Make Comparisons Diffilcult

TOPICS : Global supply chain

July 20, 2015

Chain Reaction Cartoon for July 20, 2015: Is the Order Still King?

Alvin Says Mongo Needs a DOM, and Lanny Says we Already Have an Order Management System

TOPICS : Chain Reaction

July 16, 2015

Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: US Manufacturing Recovery by Sector

While Overall US Output is Back over 2007 Peak, There are Big Winners and Losers Across Different Industries

TOPICS : Manufacturing

July 16, 2015

Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of July 16, 2015

Small Cars Struggle to Remain Built in USA; 99% RFID Read Rate not Enough for One Shoe Retailer; Lego's Long-Term Goal for Plant-based Plastic; US, Euro Ports Lag in Productivity

TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers

July 09, 2015

Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of July 9, 2015

Walmart Charging Vendors for Inventory? The Panama Canal is Filling Up; Apparel Companies See Africa as Next Source of Low Costs; China Stock Market Tumbling, Impacts to Follow

TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers