Filed in Supply Chain
Monday, March 05, 2012
The January NMI—at 57.3—is up 0.5 percent over January and is at its highest level since reaching 58.3 in January 2011. A reading above 50 represents growth.Posted on 03/05 at 12:48 PM
News • Supply Chain • Supply Chain Management • ISM • Non-Manufacturing Index • Permalink
News • Supply Chain • Supply Chain Management • ISM • Non-Manufacturing Index • Permalink
Thursday, March 01, 2012
Even with a slight decline from January, data released today by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) indicates that manufacturing is on strong footing and still in growth mode.Posted on 03/01 at 02:22 PM
News • Supply Chain • Manufacturing • ISM • Permalink
News • Supply Chain • Manufacturing • ISM • Permalink
Dealing with challenges and the unknown is considered a given for supply chain and logistics managers. When the unexpected happens, it is imperative that they are taking steps to manage risks in an efficient and proper manner. But according to a report from Accenture and the World Economic Forum, entitled “New Models for Addressing Supply Chain and Transport Risk,” that is not always the case.
Posted on 03/01 at 11:37 AM
News • Supply Chain • Supply Chain Management • Accenture • Risk Management • World Economic Forum • Permalink
News • Supply Chain • Supply Chain Management • Accenture • Risk Management • World Economic Forum • Permalink
Monday, February 06, 2012
A supply chain expert offered up his take on the White House's National Strategy for Supply Chain Security.Posted on 02/06 at 01:57 AM
Blogs • Supply Chain • Security • Permalink
Blogs • Supply Chain • Security • Permalink
Saturday, February 04, 2012
China experts are also telling us that other manufacturers may be expecting “quality fade” unless they build in more transparency with second- and third-tier suppliers.Posted on 02/04 at 11:46 AM
Blogs • Global Trade • Supply Chain • Trade • Permalink
Blogs • Global Trade • Supply Chain • Trade • Permalink
Monday, January 16, 2012
It’s not every day you’re asked to reinvent one of the high-tech industry’s most iconic companies. But that’s exactly what’s been driving Cindy Reese since she arrived from Sun Microsystems to become Oracle’s senior vice president for worldwide systems operations early last year.Posted on 01/16 at 04:43 PM
Features • Supply Chain • Technology • Logistics • Manufacturing • Oracle • Permalink
Features • Supply Chain • Technology • Logistics • Manufacturing • Oracle • Permalink
Friday, December 30, 2011
There's an ancient Chinese legal concept known as “Lian Zuo” or the “Five Degrees of Culpability."Posted on 12/30 at 11:13 AM
Blogs • Global • Supply Chain • Risk Management • Permalink
Blogs • Global • Supply Chain • Risk Management • Permalink
Friday, December 02, 2011
With its primary index—the PMI—showing signs of leveling out in recent months, the Institute for Supply Management’s Manufacturing Report on Business increased nearly two full percentage points in November to extend the growth streak for economic activity in the manufacturing sector to 28 straight months and the overall economy showed growth for the 30th consecutive month.Posted on 12/02 at 12:38 PM
News • Supply Chain • Supply Chain Management • Manufacturing • ISM • Permalink
News • Supply Chain • Supply Chain Management • Manufacturing • ISM • Permalink
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Taking steps to enhance the joint intermodal service they launched in March 2010, entitled UMAX, Class I railroad carriers Union Pacific and CSX recently announced service enhancements for this offering.Posted on 11/10 at 10:05 AM
News • Supply Chain • Intermodal • NAFTA • CSX • Union Pacific • Permalink
News • Supply Chain • Intermodal • NAFTA • CSX • Union Pacific • Permalink
Monday, November 07, 2011
When holiday shopping season picks up, December 12 and December 22 could shape up to be two of its busiest days.Posted on 11/07 at 01:49 PM
Blogs • Supply Chain • Package • Logistics • UPS • FedEx Express • Package delivery • Permalink
Blogs • Supply Chain • Package • Logistics • UPS • FedEx Express • Package delivery • Permalink


