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Supply Chain & Merchandising

  • A Rare Treat

    CGT Executive Editor Alliston Ackerman gives you a sneak peek into the trends and topics discussed in this month's issue.
  • Newell Rubbermaid Optimizes S&OP

    Newell Rubbermaids Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) process has been the subject of an intensive improvement effort over the past two years. In fact, an S&OP initiative launched in 2008, generated 30 percent more cash for a total of $603 million in 2009.
  • Unilever Gets a Better Sense of Demand

    Unilever is always on task to decrease costs and maintain profits. The adoption of demand sensing and inventory optimization solutions in North America is now catching on in other markets to improve forecasts company-wide.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Kraft Foods Announces Executive Transition

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