Manufacturer

CGT Executive Editor Kara Romanow gets Miller's perspective on the challenges for manufacturers brought on by today's tenuous economy.

Performing supply chain tasks like taking inventory and documenting orders is not necessarily the most productive use of a sales representative's time. So, sporting goods manufacturer TaylorMade set out to resolve this issue with a wireless network solution.

As Annie's Homegrown grew in size and distribution, so grew its need to replace a "homegrown" spreadsheet-based solution that it used to manage trade promotions.

LeapFrog School announces the Tag School Reading System, a handheld-based connected reading solution to help students develop early literacy skills and become fluent readers.

Lacking in consistency, while retailer demands and dollar spending were increasing, Tyson Foods was challenged to find a solution to build more effective trade promotions.

This past Mother's Day, Hallmark Cards Inc. worked with military families to create a surprise for moms who are deployed overseas, with the gift of their children's voices through new recordable cards with music.

Elmer's shares details of its highly-targeted 2008 price increase.

In 2007, the Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled 447 products for safety concerns. In 2008, the incidence of recalls doesn't seem to be slowing down. A company's ability to react quickly and effectively in the unfortunate event of a recall has a profound impact on its ability to rebuild brand trust. So, CGT picked the brains of industry experts on everything from avoiding the primary causes of product recalls to preparing a company's supply chain to react if and when a recall hits.