10xLogistics

APRIL 13, 2013

Be careful if you think demanding action for climate change is just the purview of the crazies; many Fortune 100 companies are taking this very seriously. Sustainable Brands reported 33 large multinational companies have signed on to a declaration asking for a coordinated action with Washington on making a positive impact on the climate. The graphic below shows the companies who have signed on: At this site ( www.climatedeclaration.us ) you can also sign on as an individual.

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Infosys Supply Chain Management

APRIL 19, 2013

'About Us. Contact Us. Newsroom Investors Careers. Infosys Labs. Industries. Industries. Aerospace and Defense. Airlines. Automotive. Communication Services. Consumer Packaged Goods. Education. Energy. Financial Services. Healthcare. High-Tech. Hospitality and Leisure. Industrial Manufacturing. Insurance. Logistics and Distribution. Media and Entertainment.

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10xLogistics

APRIL 14, 2013

I just listened to a fascinating Podcast from Bloomberg with President and CEO of New Balance Shoes, Robert DeMartini. He maintains a significant manufacturing presence in the US and is one of the last shoe makers to do so. Along with Allen Edmonds, he bucked the offshoring trend and now appears to be proven right. When asked about why he stays in the US much of his answer has to do with supply chain.

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