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Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: A Vendor Compliance Maturity Model
Too Many Retailers Stuck in Level 1, Focused on Chargebacks, One Expert Says; Ultimate Goals Should be Visibility and Predictability; Lessons for Non-Retailers as Well
TOPICS : Retail industry supply chainSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of June 30, 2011
FDA Has Big Job with Imports; South African Drug Company Cuts DC Electricity Use in Half; Moving Van Goghs not Easy; Indian Farmers Throw Up Steel Wall Against POSCO Plant
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: The Top Barriers to Improved Supply Chain Success
As Usual, Forecast Error Tops the List, but Companies Also Cite Lack of Visibility and Functional Silos as Key Obstacles
TOPICS : Supply chain excellence | Supply Chain studies | Supply Chain TrendsSupply Chain Cartoon Caption Starting June 27, 2011
Show us your Supply Chain Wit!
TOPICS : CartoonsSupply Chain Cartoon Caption Winners for June 6, 2011 Contest
Russ Thorne of Cargill and Brian Haden of IT Tralee (Ireland) Take Home the Honors
TOPICS : CartoonsSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of June 23, 2011
Tire Supply Chain not Rolling; China Energy Consumption Surges; WESCO goes Wearable; Recent China Problems at WalMart
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: Oil Prices in Historical Context
Relative Oil Prices Declined for Decades Through the 1960s; Late 1970s and 2008 Represent Huge Spikes; Where from Here?
TOPICS : Logistics costs | Logistics | Supply chain costsSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: Breakdown of 2010 US Logistics Costs
Inventory and Transportation Costs both up by 10% in Absolute Termss over Weak 2009 Numbers
TOPICS : Logistics costs | Logistics | Supply Chain studies | Supply Chain TrendsSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of June 16, 2011
State of Logistics Report Edition: Trucking Still Dominates; Rail Carriers Making Cents; Drivers Keep Getting Older; Rail Car Blues
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of June 9, 2011
Truckload Capacity Getting Real Tight; Shrinking Labor Cost Advantage for China; Railcar Idling Turns Other Direction; Nestle Sees Unprecedented Commodity Price Volatility
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers