The big news this week here in the US was the election results, where Democrats got a “shellacking,” as President Obama characterized it. With Republicans now in control of the House, we will either see more compromises on legislation or more deadlock. I’m betting on the latter. Cap-and-trade legislation, which had passed the House but was stalled in the Senate, will likely go nowhere the next two years (at least… Continue reading
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My colleague Janice Abel recently wrote an ARC Strategic Report called “Best Practices for Anti-Counterfeiting and Brand Protection” (available to ARC clients only). Achieving excellence in anti-counterfeiting and brand protection (ABP) is a multipronged, cross functional effort that requires the use of various technologies. But Janice makes the case that the supply chain organization has a role to play in these efforts.
First of all, counterfeiting is a… Continue reading
Here’s what caught our attention this week in the world of supply chain and logistics:
- Manhattan Associates Reports Strong Second Quarter Earnings Per Share
- UPS 2Q Earnings Soar 71 Percent on 13 Percent Revenue Growth
- Ryder Reports Second Quarter 2010 Results
- LeanLogistics Releases On-Demand TMS® v.10.2.0
- Sterling Commerce Expands Mobile App Portfolio with Industry’s First Mobile B2B Integration as-a-Service
Categories : Logistics Service Providers, Logistics Software Vendors, Pharma & Life Sciences, Regulations, RFID & AIDC, This Week in News
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Last week was a relatively quiet one for news; this week, it was hard to keep up. Here is what caught our attention:
Categories : Regulations, RFID & AIDC, This Week in News, Transportation Management Systems
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Guest Commentary: Reducing Risk with Automated Asset Visibility in the Oil and Gas Supply Chain
Global oil and gas supply chains – upstream, midstream and downstream – are large, complex, and asset-intensive and require a number of interdependent logistics partnerships. Except for perhaps the military in times of conflict, few if any other sectors must rely so heavily on their supply chains to ensure that operations are flowing smoothly.
Increasingly, those involved in the oil and gas supply chain realize the importance of having… Continue reading
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