Supply Chain

Staying Ahead of the Compliance Game
Companies can benefit from taking a fresh approach to compliance and risk management and turn it into a competitive advantage. In this Best Practices white paper, discover the first step to adopting a proactive mode of compliance; why focusing on product designs, materials, quality and safety capabilities can quickly set manufacturers apart from their competitors; and examples of companies that take this risk-based product compliance approach.
Tompkins and ROI Management Form Agreement
Clients of both organizations will be able to closely coordinate end-to-end supply chain solutions that address global challenges facing all organizations.

RedPrairie Adds RFID to Yard Management

A new WMS release from RedPrairie supports use of RFID technology from check-in to check-out in yard management.
Chiquita Enters Produce Market in China

A joint venture with Haitong Food Group aims to expand the Chiquita brand.
Huish Detergents Improves Transport Processes

Extensive reporting and automatic auditing helps facilitate Sarbanes-Oxley compliance.
Beyond Recalls: Pushing the Traceability Profitability Envelope in Retail

Traceability systems are widely employed and valued as compliance monitors and reactive "just-in-case" tools. This white paper describes Positively Assured Traceability and some of the innovative ways that "value traceability" is being put to use to grow new product lines, enhance sales, protect markets, and feed profitability.
VANTAGE POINT: All Products Are Not Created Equal

How to Manage Forecasting for New Product Introductions
Analysts Evaluate JDA/i2 Deal

JDA's planned acquisition of i2 will expand its supply chain solutions portfolio, but industry analysts question the value that it will deliver to the consumer goods market.
JDA to Acquire i2

JDA Software Group Inc. announced the signing of a definitive merger agreement to acquire i2 Technologies for approximately $346 million. Click here for details.
Smooth Running Supply Chains Start with a Solid ERP System: Process and Discrete Manufacturing Support Required!

CPG companies use ERP systems for transactions, yet still require additional applications to manufacture products. Why? Most ERP systems don't address process manufacturing, forcing non-durable CPG companies to retrofit ERP systems designed for discrete operations. This white paper highlights an easier way - including key CPG business drivers and must-have ERP functionality.

Staying Ahead of the Compliance Game

Tompkins and ROI Management Form Agreement

RedPrairie Adds RFID to Yard Management

Chiquita Enters Produce Market in China

Huish Detergents Improves Transport Processes

Beyond Recalls: Pushing the Traceability Profitability Envelope in Retail

VANTAGE POINT: All Products Are Not Created Equal

Analysts Evaluate JDA/i2 Deal

JDA to Acquire i2

Smooth Running Supply Chains Start with a Solid ERP System: Process and Discrete Manufacturing Support Required!

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