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Supply Chain Trivia of the Week - Five DCs versus Single DC Inventory Increase?
In classic Inventory Management theory, what is the total increase in inventory for a distribution network of 5 DCs versus serving the market with a single DC?
TOPICS : TriviaSupply Chain by the Numbers: April 17, 2008
This Week: Reduction in "Customer Miles" at Kimberly-Clark Nothing to Sneeze At; Too Many Configurations at Dell Lead to Change in Strategy; Hasbro Toys with Rising Costs of Producing in China; Russian Oil Wells Thirsty for Investment
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week - Impact of Carbon Bill on US Manufacturing
National Association of Manufacturers Study Says Output Would Take a Big Hit
TOPICS : Green supply chain | Manufacturing | Supply chain and the environment | Supply Chain studiesSupply Chain News: Was the Panic Call About Loss of US Engineering Dominance a False Alarm?
Three Years after Forbes Magazine Article Sounded a Warning Siren, Data May not have been What it Seemed
TOPICS : China | Education and TrainingSupply Chain Graphic of the Week - Impact of Fuel Costs on Manufacturing Decisions
Scenario Analysis in One Real Case Shows Rising Oil Prices Lead to Increased Domestic Production
TOPICS : Manufacturing | Network design/optimization | Supply chain costsSupply Chain Trivia of the Week - The Dollar Gap Between Autos Imported into the US versus Exported?
What is the Gap in Dollars Between the Value of Autos Imported into the US versus Exported?
TOPICS : TriviaSupply Chain by the Numbers: April 10, 2008
This Week: Caterpillar Develops Hunger for Chinese Investment; Archer Daniels Midland Accuses Rail Carriers of Collusion; Brawny Muscle Man Goes on a Diet; Potential Death Toll from Tainted Heparin Continues to Rise
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersProcurement and Sourcing News: Talks Between Australian Iron Ore Miners and Chinese Steel Giants Remain Stalled, but It Is Just a Question of How High Prices will go for 2008
Australians Push Lower "Total Landed Costs" Over Brazilian Mines to Negotiate Prices Higher; 65% or more Increase will be Felt Worldwide, Across Many Products, as Traditional Pricing Process Breaks Down
TOPICS : Procurement/Supplier ManagementSupply Chain by the Numbers: April 3, 2008
This Week: European Carbon Offsets - "Let's Make a Deal;" Toyota Walks Unfamiliar Ground of Excess Capacity; US Chemical Exports are Big, but Imports are Bigger; Dell Employees Forced to Seek "New Opportunities"
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Trivia of the Week - By What Percent Did US Exports Rise in 2007?
By What Percent Did US Exports Rise in 2007?
TOPICS : Trivia