Prince William and Kate Middleton were married this morning. I wasn’t on the invite list, but that’s understandable since I don’t know the couple or their families. And besides, the stress of figuring out what to buy them for a wedding gift would have worn me out.
I did a quick search this morning to see if there were any logistics-related news linked to the wedding, and all I… Continue reading
With Passover starting this week and Easter coming up, this was a very quiet week for news. So, we’ll keep it short and sweet today.
Manhattan Associates posted mixed financial results this past quarter. Adjusted diluted earnings per… Continue reading
HighJump Software (an ARC client) held its Innovation 2010 User Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona this week. HighJump sells solutions in three areas: Supply Chain Execution (WMS, MES, and TMS); Direct Store Delivery; and EDI, after its recent acquisition of TrueCommerce. However, when I think of HighJump, I think of the flexible Supply Chain Execution software company. That notion was reinforced at the conference, where I heard user… Continue reading
Steve Banker and I attended the Descartes Global User Group Conference last week. The last time I attended this event was at least a couple of years ago and a lot has changed since, especially when you consider that the company has completed 14 acquisitions over the past four years. There were 220+ attendees at the conference, up significantly from last year, representing 120 customers, including Kraft, USIC, Hallmark, Myer… Continue reading
I attended Oracle OpenWorld 2010 last week (Oracle is an ARC client). I always enjoy going to this conference; it provides a great opportunity to speak with very smart supply chain professionals and hear case studies of cutting-edge SCM processes.
Here are my high-level key takeaways from the conference.
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