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Supply Chain by the Numbers for Nov. 5, 2020
Amazon has Big Financial Resultsn Q3; California Votes to Keep Ride Share App Drivers Independent; Network Design Leader LLamasoft acquired for Big Bucks; Walmart goes for Humans over In-store Robots
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: Simple Formula for Supply Chain Cost Optimization
Cash Flow, Network Redesign, and Growth-Focused Investments
TOPICS : Supply chain costsSupply Chain and Logistics Stock Report for Week Einding October 30, 2020
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TOPICS : StocksSupply Chain by the Numbers for Oct. 29, 2020
Q3 GDP Sees Record Rise; Amazon Giant Holiday Season Hiring Spree; Loblaw want Vendor to Pay for Its Rising Costs and Investments; Free Shipping may not Really Pay Off, Study Finds
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: Strategic Recommendations for Procurement Post Pandemic
McKinsey Now is Time to Reimagine the Procurement Function
TOPICS : Procurement/Supplier ManagementSupply Chain and Logistics Stock Report for Week Ending Oct. 23, 2020
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TOPICS : StocksSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: Using RFID and Blockchain to Track Serialized Items from Manufacturer to Retailer
First Item Tracked all the Way to Store in Proof of Concept is Michael Kors Parka
TOPICS : Consumer goods industry supply chain | Retail industry supply chain | RFID | Supply Chain Innovation | Supply chain visibilitySupply Chain by the Numbers for Oct. 22, 2020
Upcoming Holiday Parcel Crunch; RFID Tag Cost Breakthrough; US Manufacuring Recovery Stalls; Maersk Line Causing Competitive Concerns for Freight Forwarders
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain and Logistics Stock Report for Week Ending Oct. 16, 2020
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TOPICS : StocksSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: US Manufacturing Stagnation
Data Show Reshoring just has not Happened to Any Meaninful Degree, and Picture Worse without Semiconductors
TOPICS : Manufacturing | Outsourcing/offshoring