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Corporate Governance

  • Nestle Achieves Zero Waste to Landfill at All Factories

    Nestl USA announces that all of its 23 factories spanning confections, dairy, frozen and refrigerated meals, ice cream, baking ingredients, and beverages are now landfill-free, contributing zero waste for disposal.
  • Most Manufacturers Worldwide Use Public or Private Cloud

    While traditional IT spend is on the decline, manufacturers must update their cloud roadmaps to ensure their investments benefit the business.
  • Walmart is the Largest IT Investor in the World

    Saying Walmart is the biggest IT investor in retail might raise a few eyebrows, but most people would likely shrug their shoulders and respond with "well that makes sense." But according to the latest research from IDC, Walmart is not only the biggest IT spender in retail, but is the biggest investor in IT across industries worldwide.
  • Brown Shoe Company Embarks on Rebranding

    Brown Shoe also announces the impending launch of its new men's footwear business, Brown Shoe Bootmakers.
  • Findus Sweden AB Takes Back Control

    With a supply chain that includes 800 finished goods items, 2,000 raw materials SKUs, four factories in Sweden, 23 production lines, and many more complexities -- inventory control is no easy feat. That's why Findus uses actionable insights to take back control of its inventory.
  • A New Era of Value Creation

    Consumer goods companies can achieve profitable growth with a Modular Operating Model.
  • Spring 2015 New Services Showcase

    Leading organizations present new offerings that address industry-specific business needs.
  • Talking Rain Finds the Right Mix

    Since Talking Rain's ultimate retail strategy is to be a trusted advisor providing insight to its customer about the right product mix and placement of products, the company needed a technology that would enable the category management, marketing and sales teams to provide retailers with these insights.
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