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Supply Chain & Manufacturing Systems Contents - March 2008 Summary

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  Management Briefings

 

  • Market Overview & Analysis | Part 2
    Over three-quarters of companies have targeted the supply chain for improvement in the last one or two years. Cliff Mills sifts the results of our latest survey.
  • Expert Opinion
    Professor Alan Braithwaite of LCP Consulting predicts the future for supply chain systems.
  • View from the Top | Part 2
    Automated warehousing can make a big difference to stock holding and productivity, as Wolseley plc has found out. We speak to its WMS programme manager Joseph Zanette.
  • All-Seeing Software | Part 2
    Real-time locating systems are the latest solution to the task of tracking people and equipment, writes Simon Holloway of Bloor Research.
  • Staying Power | Part 2
    Pricing is increasingly seen as a primary contributor to better performance. So how can companies make pricing strategy part of their management repertoire? Greg Cudahy, Thomas Jacobson and Tiago Salvador of Accenture report.
  • Pulling it All Together | Part 2
    The integration of production and distribution management could be key to supply chain success. Independent management consultant John Pope shows how it can be done.
  • Agile Working | Part 2
    As the job of managing physical assets gets more complex, Logica assesses what else European companies could do in the enterprise asset management (EAM) area.
  • Stick to Your Knitting
    Logistics managers need to focus back on the basics – the trucks, sheds and widgets! – say Jeremy Batchelor and Ian Kirkpatrick.
  • Why Buy? | Part 2
    Supply chain companies need real-time knowledge of what is happening out there now, but delivered in an affordable way. Denis O’Sullivan of NetworkedWorld looks at the different options.
  • Treasure Hunt | Part 2
    Companies can accelerate their product development using an approach known as technology scouting, report Barry Payne, Chandresh Harjivan and Mark Deck of PRTM.
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