Business process management - Articles - Page 6

Transforming for a Customer Centric World

April 5, 2013

IBM Smarter Commerce

New dynamics necessitate that businesses transform their culture and operations for a customer-centric world.

Seven Steps for Building a Compelling Managed File Transfer Business Case

April 5, 2013

IBM Smarter Commerce

The ability to put together a compelling business case is now essential to getting new projects funded.

Managed Services Increased Value of B2B Integration Programs, Stanford Survey Finds

March 26, 2013

GXS

Managed services have added significant value to users' overall B2B integration programs, according to 96 percent of he respondents to a survey by Stanford University's Global Supply Chain Management Forum.

Reducing Return Rates on Consumer Electronics Products

January 31, 2013

OnProcess Technology

Identification of High Propensity-to-Returnâ„¢ Customers Must Supplement Product Design, Documentation and Technical Support Improvements.

How Enabling Supply Chain Visibility Can Improve the Bottom Line

January 28, 2013

IBM

Where does it normally go wrong?

Supply Chain Visibility - Optimize Your Supply Chain Network through Real-time, Comprehensive Visibility

January 28, 2013

IBM

Significantly improve your supply chain network through real-time, comprehensive visibility.

Implementing S&OP for a Competitive Advantage

October 5, 2012

Jane B. Lee, Arkieva, Inc.

S&OP is a way of managing the entire supply chain for dependable, reliable, reproducible results.

New Rules for a New Decade: A Vision for Smarter Supply Chain Management

September 5, 2012

IBM

Today's new economic environment is increasingly more volatile, complex and structurally different than in years past, and in few places is this more apparent than in the movement of goods and services.

Advanced Sourcing - Achieving the Next Level of Savings and Efficiency in Your Supply Chain

August 17, 2012

CombineNet

In the supply chain and sourcing domains, companies are changing the way they source, produce and distribute goods or services to their customers, in search of reduced costs and greater efficiency.