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March 5, 2008 - Supply Chain Digest On-Target Newsletter
 

 

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  This Week:  
   
  Manufacturing: What You Are Up Against in Competing with China  
  Global Supply Chain and Logistics: What Happens if US Election Results in Big Changes to NAFTA?  
  Distribution and Material Handling: What are the Real Drivers of Warehouse Management System (WMS) Adoption?  
  Transportation: Current Transportation Capacity Glut is Forcing Many Independent Truckers out of Business  
 

Supply Chain Trends: The On-Going Battle over CPFR

 
  Procurement and Sourcing: Wal-Mart Buyers Get Chance to Freely Air their Thoughts on Vendor Products - Sort of - In New Company Blog
 
  RFID and Auto ID: Bar Code Compliance Double Jeopardy  

 
Supply Chain Trends and Issues
 
 
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The On-Going Battle over CPFR

 

Does it Work? Can it Scale? The Debate Continues; Is the Real Difference Formal versus Informal CPFR

 
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Are you Effectively Managing Your Talent Supply Chain?
 

Principals Used to Manage the Physical Supply Chain can be Applied to Ensuring you Build the Right Talent Pool, Wharton Professor Argues; Competitive Advantage for those Who Make the Effort?

 
 
 Distribution and Material Handling Focus
 
 
Featured Story

What are the Real Drivers of Warehouse Management System (WMS) Adoption?

 

Surprisingly, Reducing Distribution Costs Often not the Leading Factor for Companies to Adopt New Warehouse Management System Technology

 
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A Sortation Systems Dictionary
 

Half the Battle is Understanding Key Terms; from Pick Modules to Induction

   
 
 

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Transportation Management Focus
 
 

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Current Transportation Capacity Glut is Forcing Many Independent Truckers out of Business

 

Move will Eventually Help Clear the Market, Restore Carrier Pricing Power; what a Difference Two Years Makes

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When Looking at Distribution Center Sites, be sure to Factor in Drayage Costs, Especially for Inland Ports
  Differences in Costs for Container Movement Can Often Overwhelm Differences in Land or Lease Prices; One Retailer Learns the Hard Way
 
 
 
 
Global Supply Chain and Logistics Focus
 
 
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What Happens if US Election Results in Big Changes to NAFTA?

 

Odds of Dramatic Changes are probably Small, Despite the Democratic Rhetoric, but Companies should Prepare; "Certainty of Supply" an Important Decision Factor, says John Blascovich of AT Kearney

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Annual Political and Economic Risk Map Finds the World a Riskier Place in 2008
  Risk is Significant in 25 of the Largest 50 Countries, Aon and Oxford Analytic Say; Growing Concern about Sourcing from Asia
 
 
Sourcing and Procurement Focus
 
 
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Wal-Mart Buyers Get Chance to Freely Air their Thoughts on Vendor Products - Sort of - In New Company Blog
 

New "Check Out" Site Provides Outlet for Corporate Buyers to Air their Views, but Reports of Product Critiques are Exaggerated; Should Buyers in Other Companies Consider Blogging Too?

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AMR Study Finds US Companies to Increase Spending on Supply Management by Almost 14% in 2008
  Improving Supplier Connectivity and Supply Visibility Top Investment Priorities

 
   
 
 
RFID and Auto ID Focus
 
 

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Featured Story

Bar Code Compliance Double Jeopardy
 

Consumer Goods Manufacturers Say they are being Fined by some Department Stores for use of Bar Code on Cartons Required by Wal-Mart and others; "Chargebacks gone Mad"

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SCDigest Releases Summary of 2007 RFID Activity
  Majority of Publicized Projects are for Asset Tracking and Hospital Applications; Is Germany the Global RFID Leader? Ambitious Plans by Hyundai, Killdeer Mountain Manufacturing
 
 
 
 
Manufacturing Focus
 
 

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Featured Story

What You Are Up Against in Competing with China
 

Recent Report from the Conference Board Shows Average Manufacturing Wages Still Under $1.00 US, though Wage Inflation is Making Other LCCs Attractive for Wage-Sensitive Products; 30 Minutes can mean 50% Savings

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Will Your Next Company Owner Be China or Russia?

  Concerns over So-Called "Sovereign Funds" Continue to Grow; as Billions of Dollars Pile Up in State-Owned Investment Vehicles; Intellectual Property Risk for Manufacturers?
 
 
 

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