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Supply Chain & Merchandising

  • Making your Voice Heard

    CGT Executive Editor Alliston Ackerman gives you a sneak peek into the trends and topics discussed in this month's issue.

  • World Kitchen Acquires Snapware

    The ad emphasizes the company's commitment to disclosing the ingredients in its products. Snapware specializes in storage and organization solutions for the home and kitchen.

  • The Future of Retail: IT Spend and Store Growth Up in 2011

    The last two years were tough ones for retailers, and many fell by the wayside. But things are looking up. A new study reports that for the first time since 2007, retailers are expanding store count and headcount. Plus, they are looking to transform business with new technologies, like cloud-based computing and virtualization. Heres what you can expect from your customers in the year ahead.

  • Wal-Mart Launches Major Food Initiative

    This program builds on the success of the First Lady's "Let's Move" campaign to make healthy choices more convenient and affordable for families and is consistent with Wal-Mart's commitment to lead on social issues that matter to its customers.

  • RedPrairie Acquires Shippers Commonwealth

    The acquisition powers the expansion of RedPrairie On-Demand Center solutions for transportation and distribution needs of shippers of all sizes.

  • Carlsberg Signs Accenture Contract for BSP

    The services will support Carlsbergs future growth through the introduction of common business processes and an enhanced ability to share best practices across its European operations.

  • Coca-Cola Talks New Ways of Collaboration

    As manufacturers and retailers continue to struggle in the current economy, many will look to collaboration as a means of bringing back old customers, increasing the loyalty of new customers and better serving all of their customers. Here, Coca-Cola, IDC and SAP reveal new collaboration strategies that benefit both parties.

  • 2011 Readers' Choice: Editors' Picks

    This years Readers Choice survey spans 10 categories, but some companies do not fit snugly into any one group. In response, we created the Editors Pick section to recognize solutions and service providers that are making a difference in the consumer goods industry and should be duly noted.
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