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The 3 Pillars of Supply Chain Management (And Why Their Alignment Matters)

Logistics Bureau

Of course, the aim should always be to serve customers proactively, and that’s where the third element of service alignment—planning—comes to the fore. To align the financial pillar of supply chain excellence, you and your team should focus on costs and financial performance in four key areas, namely: Distribution network costs.

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Why is o9 Solutions Growing So Fast?

Logistics Viewpoints

A graph database stores nodes and relationships instead of tables, or documents. When it comes to the constrain-based models, Mr. Gottemukkala continued, it’s not just about modeling the factories and the distribution centers. But, of course, over the course of a month the demand and supply pictures change.

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How to Successfully Implement a Transportation Management System

Talking Logistics

The cost saving and service improvement benefits of a transportation management system (TMS) are well documented. Geoff says you still have to do the requirements document and set priorities, but it’s important to get the right people involved. What are the key ingredients to a successful TMS implementation?

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The Expert Talks- Sustainability

Infosys Supply Chain Management

For a Supply Chain to be sustainable, organizations need to employ the right manufacturing and distribution practices in a way that creates an optimal synergy of environment, business growth, and the society. Yes of course, customers prefer products and services which are made or sourced legitimately.

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Blockchain Technology is Set to Transform the Supply Chain

Logistics Bureau

A blockchain is a distributed, digital ledger. It exists in multiple copies spread over multiple computers, typically known as nodes. The nodes connected to the blockchain network get updated versions of the ledger every time a new transaction takes place. No entity can tamper with an entry in the distributed ledger.