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Supply Chain Management

  • Stanley Black and Decker Merges Best of Both Worlds

    A new powerhouse in home improvement was created in 2010 when The Stanley Works merged with Black & Decker to become Stanley Black & Decker. Its continued success depends on ongoing integration, including the roll out of inventory optimization best practices across the organization.
  • True Planning: Linda Peel, Oracle Corp.

    The need to evaluate market scenarios and drive supply chain decisions based on a clear understanding of what will drive profit and then align that to brand, category and target consumer profile strategies has never been more important.
  • Patagonia Escalates Business with ERP

    Many years of success brought Patagonia to a juncture where it became necessary to review the effectiveness of business processes and infrastructures in a way that would allow it remain true to its mission of supporting the environment.
  • A Rare Treat

    CGT Executive Editor Alliston Ackerman gives you a sneak peek into the trends and topics discussed in this month's issue.
  • Dannon Takes a Fresh Approach to VMI

    VMI programs have been in place at CG companies for years, but leaders are just now asking: How can I gain more value? The Dannon Company Inc. seems to have the answer as it pursues VMI as a strategic initiative to strengthen retailer relationships and grow sales. Get the inside scoop here.
  • P&G Announces Organizational Changes

    P&Gs global product supply officer retires; the company announces current vice president product supply, global operations, as his successor.
  • Kimberly-Clark Drives Revenue with BI

    In the first three months, Kimberly-Clark has already realized $10 million in additional revenue by avoiding out-of-stock scenarios.
  • Kraft Foods Announces Executive Transition

    Timothy R. McLevish to leave mid-year 2011; David Brearton to become CFO.
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