Articles | February 2014
Feature Stories
Career Solutions: Certifiably Savvy
Take your supply chain career to the next level with a certification or certificate program.
Managing Retail Returns: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Optimized reverse logistics processes provide a good customer experience and recover value from returned goods.
Cosmetics Logistics: The Beauty of an Optimized Supply Chain
Cosmetics companies face challenges such as time- and temperature-sensitive shipments and retailer packaging requirements.
Same Day Delivery: The Amazing Race
Garrick Pohl of Zipments discusses how the company facilitates same-day delivery.
Case Studies
Reader Profile
Jason Shefrin: Asset-Light, By Design
Jason Shefrin, executive vice president, global sourcing, at InterDesign Inc. streamlines global operations.
Commentary
How-To
Ten Tips
Boosting Warehouse Productivity
Automated materials handling tools boost warehouse productivity and improve efficiency.
Trends
Global
Sponsored
Knowledge Base
Scaling Supply Chain Partnerships
Scaling your supply chain can trigger significant adjustments in your partnerships.
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Checking InFelecia Stratton
Benchmarking Career Development
Inbound Logistics Editor Felecia Stratton discusses the merits of supply chain continuing education.
IT Matters: Logistics & Supply Chain TechnologyBernardo Nicoletti
Using Operational Analytics to Achieve a Digitized, Visible Supply Chain
Developing a business system based on operational analytics requires a focus on decision-making and a clear plan.
The Lean Supply ChainPaul A. Myerson
Collaborative Programs: Not a Chore But an Opportunity
Programs such as vendor managed inventory (VMI) and efficient consumer response (ECR) fuel supply chain growth.
Viewpoint: Logistics & Supply Chain AnalysisT.J. Coveyou
How the Changing Chassis Market Affects Your Supply Chain
Rapid changes in the chassis market mean shippers must ensure they are creating value from the chassis they use.