Articles | December 2006
Feature Stories
The Unexpected Happens: Is Your Supply Chain Prepared?
Relatively few companies have a detailed and tested plan for responding to potential supply chain disruptions - great or small. Those that do have a distinct advantage.
Moving Up: The New Supply Chain Executive
The transformation to an integrated supply chain boosts the role, responsibilities, and compensation of today's supply chain executives.
Case Studies
Casebook
Lots of Shipments, Loads of Savings
Big Lots nets bigger savings and biggest efficiencies by optimizing less-than-truckload shipments.
I.T. Toolkit
Vendor/Carrier Accountability: We'll Drink to That!
A beverage distributor's thirst for visibility is quenched by a tool that sets delivery performance standards and makes sure they're met.
Reader Profile
Michael Mahon: Rolling in Dough
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