WHILE how to approach the sustainability challenge remains an open question, leading supply chain organisations are already proving that exploring sustainable options is giving them the advantage over competitors.
Latest industry report reveals manufacturing activity continued to weaken throughout June although the pace of decline eased slightly.
A new report released by Capgemini and the University of Edinburgh examines the changing ways in which manufacturers are doing business as a result of shifting market conditions.
MANUFACTURERS are facing global threats from the economic downturn and cannot tolerate poor-performing suppliers that add avoidable risk to their supply chain, according to Dr Peter Campbell, Improvement Manager, Volgren, Australia.
Manufacturers are facing global threats from the economic downturn and cannot tolerate poor-performing suppliers that add avoidable risk to their supply chain, according to Dr Peter Campbell, Improvement Manager, Volgren, Australia, who will be speaking at Smart 2009 Conference.
THE discipline of Supply Chain Management requires multi-enterprise collaboration.
FROM the future of transportation fuels to the outlook for offshoring, Smart 2009 Conference will tackle the major issues facing supply chains in a time of increasing economic and environmental uncertainty.
WHEN one of the largest Kiwi Fruit pack houses in New Zealand, EastPack, needed more than just a ‘point of activity’ tracking of RFID pallets to fulfil their supply chain visibility requirements, they turned to Peacock Bros for assistance.
IF you have been facing the blowtorch of Chinese competition in recent years, then you will be well aware of China's advantages.
SENATOR Kim Carr, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, released the Review of the Australian Textile, Clothing and Footwear (TCF) Industries, saying it provided clear direction on how Australia can compete and succeed in today's increasingly competitive global environment.