2015 Hiring Trends: An Infographic Snapshot

Key trends involving mobile technology, social media, and career sites are greatly influencing the way companies look for candidates—and the way candidates view their prospective employers. This infographic compilation puts all the critical facts in one place, so you can easily see:

  • What kind of experience candidates crave today—and how to provide it
  • How companies should tailor interviews to keep candidates interested
  • Why hiring and job seeking are both on the rise
  • Which incentives and tactics help companies lure candidates from competitors
  • Social and mobile must-haves for every recruiting strategy
  • How to distinguish desirable high-mobility applicants from low-mobility counterparts
  • What not to post on social media if you’re looking to stand out in a competitive talent landscape

Understanding these facts and figures can help put you on the right path to finding the right employee—or landing the right job.

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Henkel’s Path to a New Generation of VMI

Henkel operates worldwide with leading brands and technologies in three areas: Laundry & Home Care, Beauty Care, and Adhesive Technologies and views VMI as a strategic business process. Many of their key customers expect a large supplier like Henkel to offer VMI capabilities. Learn the process Henkel undertook to evaluate VMI platforms and why they ultimately chose the Datalliance VMI solution and the results they’ve achieved.

  • Why VMI is important to Henkel
  • VMI platform evaluation and selection of Datalliance as the next generation platform
  • Transition to Datalliance was painless and they continue to expand their VMI program

Closing: Henkel undertook a rigorous and methodical process to select their next generation VMI platform. Benefit from their experience in this case study.

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Business Results of Vendor Managed Inventory

In this white paper, you will learn the powerful business benefits that can be achieved with a vendor managed inventory (VMI) program through analysis of key business indicators before and after VMI. Vendor managed inventory drives better information flow between suppliers and distributors resulting in smoother demand, more consistent orders and better transportation utilization as well as:

  • Primary Business Results of VMI – increased sales, improved inventory turns
  • Enhanced Customer Service – decreased out-of-stocks
  • Related Benefits – lower inventory, reduced administrative expenses, enhanced supply chain visibility

Closing: You will gain an understanding of the primary and related business benefits when implementing a VMI program as well as an understanding of the underlying drivers of those benefits. Don’t miss this popular and often cited paper!

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How VMI Helps Reduce Outbound Transportation Costs for CPG Companies

Outbound transportation costs average approximately 2.6% of gross sales for food, beverage and consumer products companies and significantly affect your company’s bottom line. In this paper you will learn about the root causes of poor vehicle fill rates and how a successful Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) program can address those issues.

  • Problems driving down VFR – poor truck building and rush orders
  • Impact of VMI on outbound transportation costs
  • Complex issues that a strong VMI platform can overcome like promotions and product availability

Closing: Learn how implementing a state of the art VMI program can help to control outbound transportation costs and positively impact your company’s bottom line.

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