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Supply Chain Management

  • Hostess Selects Stalking Horse Bid for Snack Cake Business

    Apollo Global Management, LLC and Metropoulos & Co. submit a $410 million offer for the majority of the assets of the company's snack cake business, which includes both Hostess and Dolly Madison branded products, including the iconic Twinkies brand.
  • ConAgra Completes Acquisition of Ralcorp

    With 36,000 employees and sales of approximately $18 billion annually, the combined company is one of the largest packaged food companies in North America.

  • Nestle Seeks Winner for CSV Prize

    Help Nestle recognize local efforts from individuals, NGOs, or small enterprises that offer innovative solutions to improve nutritional deficiencies, access to clean water or progress in rural development.
  • 2013 Readers' Choice: Consulting

    CGT's readers rank the top 10 third-party providers of strategic and tactical consulting services.
  • Brown-Forman Utilizes E-Invoicing in Latin America

    This international expansion strategy places a greater demand on the information technology team within Brown-Forman by requiring its SAP systems to comply with the constantly changing financial legislation around the world.
  • 2013 Readers' Choice: Supply Chain Planning

    CGT's readers rank the top six technology companies that provide a suite of software or point solution for supply chain planning, including demand forecasting, inventory optimization, etc.
  • 2013 Readers' Choice: Demand Data Analytics

    CGT's readers rank the top 10 technology companies that provide a point software solution or a software suite for the cleansing, analysis and integration of downstream data.
  • Revlon, Reily Foods Put Big Data to Good Use

    Humankind created more data in a single day in 2012 than it produced between 4000 BC and the year 2000! It is no wonder that Big Data is a common buzz component in today's information age dialogue. Recently, Big Data advocates from Reily Foods, Revlon and Microsoft convened to answer the question on most consumer goods executives minds: How are consumer goods companies capitalizing on all this data, and better yet, how are they using and communicating it?
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