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In the field of global trade compliance, centralization demands a combination of centralized reporting and distributed execution.

Most businesses strive to capture and analyze their data, but how and where does this happen?

The new GTM includes all existing functionality required to ship, track, qualify, and import/export goods with minimal risk, in addition to all the execution activities and the ability to source, qualify, cost, and produce the product.

The ultimate intention of the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Mandate is to reduce the incidence of driver fatigue-related crashes by facilitating compliance with driver hours of service (HOS) rules.

With its strong overall performance, One Network has earned the 2016 Frost & Sullivan North American Supply Chain Management for Public Sector and Defense Product Leadership Award.

One Network’s Appointment Scheduling service automates what is typically a highly manual scheduling process, and streamlines other key processes related to pickup, delivery, and receiving.

The primary goal of most manufacturers has remained constant over the last 50 years: make money now and into the future, yet the underlying process and objectives to achieve this goal have changed considerably.

Metrics manufacturers should focus on to drive change and continuous improvement.

Operational metrics that drive action in Demand-Driven Manufacturing environments. Learn more about the Metrics for Action by downloading the Guide.

In this paper, we aim to make durable and skin-friendly on-skin user interfaces available to the wider community, using commodity materials, electronic components, and fabrication processes.

They say they want a revolution, and as digital disruption continues to upend retail and global consumers are more empowered than ever, retailers are struggling to remain relevant.

This paper examines the common risks presented by third party suppliers, the options available to organizations to streamline assessment programs, particularly how to approach both cybersecurity supply chain security risk management within a GRC framework.

If you’re considering a shift from a traditional, push-based MRP manufacturing system to a more progressive pull-based system, this white paper is a must read. While contrasting both types of systems, the paper explores the nature of pull-based manufacturing and the evolution of Kanban systems to support today’s demand-driven manufacturing environment.

Many of today’s discrete manufacturers are overcoming the challenges of legacy push-based systems by turning to pull-based eKanban systems that focus on throughput and flow and result in a reduction in costs and inventory.

Demand-driven and lean production allows manufacturers to be more responsive to consumer needs while increasing their own profitability, It also reduces the reliance on forecasts by linking demand signals and providing real-time data directly to suppliers.

Modern manufacturing is using automation and technology in new and ever changing ways, significant competitive advantage is gained through these advancements.

The revolution, when it comes, will be engendered by the advent of autonomous or “self-driving” vehicles. And the timing may be sooner than you think.

Every U.S. organization involved with global transportation management is faced with what seems to be an ever-shifting puzzle of regulations, compliance hurdles, and carrier networks that are now stressed to balance capacity, costs and service.

A visibility solution is critical for tracking strategic materials into manufacturing facilities.

Your business is run on networks of inputs and outputs that extend beyond the four walls of your operations, business leaders already know that collaboration across business partners results in improved management of costs, inventory and ordering processing, ultimately leading to the faster generation of cash.