Implementing new planning technology is a big investment, it takes time, money, and effort. So how do you roll-out such a project in a limited amount of time, with the promise of delivering business growth and cost savings?
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Unfortunately we cannot all look into a crystal ball and see into the future, some of us have to rely on predictions, and when these predictions are incorrect, it is not always a big deal, unless you work in supply chain
Case studies from Award winning supply chains, presentations from industry leaders and a tiny computer that is taking the world by storm. It must be Supply Chain Standard’s 12th annual Logistics & Supply Chain Conference
The Freight Transport Association has called on the Airports Commission to recognise the fact that air cargo is crucial to British business
Every company would like to obtain visibility and control across its trading network, but when you’re one of the world’s largest telecommunication companies, it becomes a necessity
Think of a company that has used logistics to create a competitive advantage and the first name that comes to mind is Dell, the personal computer maker
Supply chains around the world are increasingly being altered to keep up with specific customer demands, and by using them to maximise outcomes for the customer, companies are in turn maximising outcomes for themselves
It’s hard enough to win one award, let alone two, but GlaxoSmithKline did just that when the company excelled in the 2013 European Supply Chain Excellence Awards
Everyone wants to drive operational improvements across the supply chain, but saying that is one thing, achieving it is quite a different matter
The Raspberry Pi has gone from zero to two million sales in less than two years. It is a credit-card sized computer that costs just £30 – and it is not just interesting from an educational perspective, the supply chain is also turning heads
