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- 10/31/2005
Insights -- November 2005
What action steps should you be taking to yield a return on promotion investments? - 10/31/2005
The Pulse -- November 2005
Perry Ellis International Inc. (PEI) signs a multi-year agreement with the Miami Dolphins and Dolphins Stadium to promote the companys brands at games. - 10/31/2005
Boosting Demand Visibility
Wells Lamont Corp. faces several key challenges in demand planning and forecasting: a high percentage of new items in its product line every year, significant promotional activity, substantial SKU changes in customer programs each season, and a heavy reliance on business intelligence from sales, marketing and customer data for its forecasting. - 10/31/2005
Spicing Up the Stock Room
When Mother Nature plays a substantial role in meeting your production plans, gaining a high level of visibility into what was produced becomes that much more important. - 10/31/2005
Editor's Note -- November 2005
After taking in a recent TV spot introducing the "CarpetFlick"-- yet another addition to Procter & Gambles insanely popular line of Swiffer cleaning gizmos-- my wife and I looked at each other with what can only be described as pure, unbridled joy. - 10/25/2005
CGT Inside News - 10/26/2005
Recent research of best practices leads AMR Research to synthesize the nine winning Demand Driven Supply Network behaviors that are key in driving a business transformation. - 10/18/2005
CGT Inside News - 10/19/2005
At long last, there is quantifiable evidence proving that electronic product codes (EPC) powered by RFID technology can impact merchandize availability in stores. - 10/11/2005
CGT Inside News - 10/12/2005
Liz Claiborne Inc.standardizes on PTC Retail, Footwear and Apparel Solution for enterprise product lifecycle management. - 10/4/2005
CGT Inside News - 10/5/2005
Alien Technology and Avery Dennison announce price cuts for their RFID tags. - 9/30/2005
Searching For The Right
What should companies look for when considering a price optimization solution? Leading vendors weigh in