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Supply Chain Management

  • Making Lemonade Out of Tracing Lemons

    Mark Miller, VP of Supply Chain, AFS Technologies, reveals how traceability compliancy can optimize warehouse operations
  • 2014 Tech Trends Report

    CGT and Gartner Inc. team up to bring you the latest data on technology spending, adoption and trends in the consumer goods industry. Topics include supply chain analytics and visibility, S&OP, digital marketing, the product portfolio and the retailer's POV on supply chain challenges.
  • Clorox's Vlahos and Willoughby Named to EVP-COO Roles

    These promotions follow the Sept. 18, 2014, announcement of Benno Dorer's promotion to CEO, which is effective Nov. 20, 2014, and the decision of Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer Lifestyle, Household and Global Operating Functions George Roeth to retire from the company effective Jan. 2, 2015.
  • Haier America Opens New North American HQ

    The move to New Jersey marks another step in the new strategic direction for Haier, which was launched in January with the announcement of new leadership.
  • Simplifying FSMA Compliance through Technology

    Discover how FSMA and related initiatives impact food & beverage companies, and how technology can be leveraged to help achieve compliance, enhance traceability, and protect brand.
  • Are you prepared to customize assortments?

    A sophisticated space and assortment customization capability is required for competitive success in today's retail environment. The Category Management Association provides a panoramic overview of this challenging subject. Download the white paper.
  • MIT Media Lab's David Rose to Keynote CGT's 2014 Consumer Goods Business & Technology Leadership Conference

    Kellogg, Keurig Green Mountain, Kimberly-Clark, Tyson, Starbucks and more will gather in Orlando, Fla. on October 21-24 to explore "The Connected Company: Making Strategic Initiatives Work Across the Enterprise".
  • The Consumer Goods Supply Chain Trifecta

    Consumer product companies often strive to compete or differentiate on being really good, cost competitive or very fast. Historically, customers have paid a premium for quality or fast delivery. On the flip side, competing on low-cost was often affiliated with sacrifice in quality or speed of delivery.
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