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[2004-11-16] Retek Expands SCM
Retek has expanded its SCM offering for enhanced Collaborative Planning, Forecasting and Replenishment (CPFR) technology.
[2004-11-11] RFID: “Ready For Industry Deployment” or “Rosy Fantasy In Disguise”
Judging by the amount of ink, either real or virtual, that has been used to write about RFID you would think it is the most widespread, the most useful, the most all-curing logistics remedy that can be found - the business-technology version of patent medicine. One carnival barker after another proclaims its many wondrous benefits wrapped in snappy high-tech verbiage.
[2004-11-10] Transform SCM By Creating Value – The Unrealized Potential
The original purpose and intent of supply chain management (SCM) was to remove excess inventory from the supply chain. With technology, process and people, uncertainty would be reduced. Efficiencies would result with integration, visibility and collaboration. Lean, agile and streamlined would be the standard.
[2004-11-05] Don’t You Like the Other Logistics Approach?
The lose-no-matter-what-you-do predicament occurs in business as it does in domestic life. The joke about the fellow whose wife bought him two ties, and when he came down the stairs wearing one of them got caught with the question, "What's the matter - don't you like the other one?" rings familiar. Especially in the world of logistics, where fads in methods come and go seemingly according to consultants' need to drum up new business, it's hard to know which logistics method is best and when you're better off staying put rather than moving from one to another.
[2004-11-02] Extend Your Business Processes
Designed for Global 2000 firms seeking to maximize their significant investments in ERP, CRM and SCM, Intalio/APEX extends the business processes of packaged applications without making any significant changes to the applications themselves.
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