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  • Shell's Road to Supply Chain Excellence

    Shell was the first oil and gas company to recognize that it could sense demand much like a pure-play consumer products company, creating daily forecasts that reflect current market conditions by using demand signals.
  • Land O'Lakes Reinforces the Business Through IT

    Legacy can be a fine thing, and Land O'Lakes, Inc. has it in spades. But in the world of technology, legacy has different implications. Land O'Lakes' legacy IT platform was not providing accurate, real-time access to information needed to meet strategic growth objectives. Here's a peek inside Project Bedrock, the IT initiative that will get them there.
  • Swire Beverages Thrives Under Pressure

    Swire Beverages unlocks the full potential of its Coca-Cola Supply Chain Network in China by transforming its operations to synchronize with real-time consumer demand across every channel.
  • Rocky Brands Expands on PLM Capabilities

    Rocky Brands relies on NGCs PLM and SCM systems, and has recently extended the solution to marketing, e-commerce, ERP and more.
  • Imperial Tobacco Group Selects Enterprise PLM

    The international tobacco company chooses Aras to streamline the product lifecycle and drive collaboration, process improvement and product compliance worldwide.
  • Global is Not Global

    What are the three points of difference in the definitions of a global organization, and how do they matter to corporate performance?
  • Danone Takes a Standard Approach to TPM in China

    No longer satisfied with its poor process control, Danone Waters China implemented a trade spend management system that meets requirements associated with the complex Chinese market.
  • Shell Upgrades Global Unified Communication Platform

    With the help of AT&T, Shell employees will be able to connect to one another using a wide range of connected devices such as PCs, tablets and smartphones.
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