Florida food distributor Cheney Brothers recently invested in 100 voice-enabled scanners and headsets. In order to protect their investment and gain more accountability from operators, they set out to find a better way to manage them. By implementing a…
Do some in your organization question the ROI from trade spend? Do trade spend programs wreak havoc on the supply chain? This white paper shows how using Demand Management and Integrated Business Planning processes improves trade promotion management a…
This infographic highlights the key results from a survey conducted by Gatepoint Research on Vendor Managed Inventory Strategies. You can see what executives said about their current VMI strategy, how they are using it, the visibility and more.Request …
A growing number of companies are realizing the benefits of adopting cutting-edge wireless technology, to enable supply-chain efficiency, visibility, compliance and predictive analytics. Wireless systems today form the foundation of global supply chain…
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Within the current manufacturing environment, labels are far from “simple.” From identification to grouping, shipping, locating and tracking products that flow upstream and downstream in the supply chain, there is a great deal of information, often in multiple languages, that needs to be included on a “simple” label. Global manufacturers are beginning to understand that labeling solutions need to accommodate an increased level of complexity, whether in creating a 1D or 2D symbologies, by including languages, regulatory information, pictograms, lot and batch number, brand information, and more. The question is, what is the best strategy for accommodating this level of labeling complexity in the global supply chain? Download this White Paper to learn how and Enterprise Labeling Solutions allows organizations to combat these complexities and optimize global supply chains. |
The top 5 trends in enterprise labeling which involve global regulations, standardizing and integrating labeling, defining how labeling intersects supply chain and how technology impacts labeling, are all based on input from leading global compani…
Consumer demand for more fresh ready-to eat products is driving development of new replenishment models based on smaller, more frequent deliveries, versatile truck drivers and the latest temperature-controlled trailer technology. Read this special repo…
Transportation and supply chain management are critical pillars of global commerce and are facing unprecedented challenges and change.The new and original information in this study discusses these issues and sheds light on how executives at transportat…
There’s a great deal more to a barcode label than just shipping information or data about a product’s contents. For one thing, integrating labeling solutions into existing applications gives you consistency across all locations anywhere in the world. S…
Demand Control is a process designed to take chaos out of near-term planning and promote actions that enable companies to profitably meet abnormal demand. The results are better performance and improved working environments. Read this special report to…
