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Supply Chain News: Huawei Technologies Pulls Out of Deal to buy 3COM, as Chinese Government Calls Foul over Increasing Concerns over Investments
Chinese Official Says Supposed Security Concerns are Baloney - Well, Actually, He Used a Stronger Term; Chinese Direct Investment Becoming a Major Political Issue
TOPICS : China | ManufacturingSupply Chain News: Siemens Announces Strategy to Penetrate World Markets with Lower Cost Products
Executive Says Opportunity is $150 Billion Annually, with High Growth; Products Will Often be Manufactured in Local Markets
TOPICS : China | Global supply chain | Manufacturing | Supply chain strategyThis Week's Supply Chain Trivia - Economic Order Quantity (ECO) Variables
What are the three primary variables used to compute the Economic Order Quantity (EOC)?
TOPICS : TriviaSupply Chain by the Numbers: February 22, 2008
This Week: Oil Prices Break New Ground; "Steel" Yourself for Jump in Price of Iron Ore; Lots of Smiling at Wal-Mart Over 4th Quarter Revenue; When a Sortation System Makes Good Sense
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week - Opportunities in The Long Tail
Throw the Pareto Principal Out - Increasing Focus on How to Optimize Slower Moving Inventories
TOPICS : Consumer goods industry supply chain | Inventory management | Inventory optimizationThis Week's Supply Chain Trivia - Start of FedEx Package Tracking
What year did Federal Express begin to offer on-line tracking of express shipments?
TOPICS : TriviaSupply Chain Graphic of the Week - Steps to Improved Inventory Management
Ownership, Visibility, Goals, Technology Support, and Training are the Five Pillars, AMR Researchers Say
TOPICS : Inventory management | Supply chain software | Supply chain visibilityThis Week's Supply Chain Trivia - Who is Chris Anderson?
He is the editor of Wired magazine, who in 2004 wrote an article called "The Long Tail," which subsequently became a book. The original concept primarily had to do with the notion that in the internet age, companies could make money by selling products for which at an individual SKU level there was comparatively low demand (amazon.con, netflix, itunes). The idea has morphed, in part, to companies taking a stronger look at how to optimize their low demand SKUs, as product proliferation is for many confounding the Pareto Principle.
TOPICS : TriviaSupply Chain and Logistics Stock Index - Week Ending February 13, 2009
Hopeful anticipation turned to nervous disappointment last week following worse than expected unemployment numbers and emerging details of the Obama administration’s financial rescue plan. Our Supply Chain and Logistics stock index felt the impact of the broader market’s worry.
TOPICS : StocksSupply Chain Graphic of the Week - Dual Buyer-Supplier Scorecards
Ensuring Accountability for Supply Chain Results from both Sides of the Sourcing Table
TOPICS : Metrics/Performance measurement | Procurement/Supplier Management | Supply Chain Integration