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B2B Returns: Finding Value and Opportunity in a Well-Managed Returns Process

May 28, 2015

Purolator International

Death, Taxes and Customer Returns: Turning the Unavoidable into a Supply Chain Opportunity

May 28, 2015

Purolator International

Accenture Debuts Analytics Apps Platform

May 28, 2015

Accenture

Accenture has launched the Accenture Analytics Applications Platform.

The Battle for Supply Chain Talent

May 22, 2015

SupplyChainBrain

Tammy Bliss recently left a career with Fortune 500 companies to become an entrepreneur. These two worlds share many challenges, including finding and keeping talented employees, she says. Bliss also discusses her new company, ConversionR, which promotes reuse of cardboard cartons.

How Redbox Manages a Supply Chain with All New Products and Zero Replenishment

May 19, 2015

SupplyChainBrain

Redbox has an unusual supply chain, with 10 new product introductions a week and no replenishments. An algorithm effectively allocates new DVD's among 43,000 kiosks, but this allocation is quickly skewed when customers use different kiosks to rent and return. Matt James, vice president, explains how the company solves this problem.

The Battle for Supply Chain Talent

May 14, 2015

Tammy Bliss, Business Development Leader, ConversionR

How Redbox Manages a Supply Chain with All New Products and Zero Replenishment

May 13, 2015

Matt James, VP-Inventory & Logistics, Redbox

Keeping Business Moving Amidst the Driver Shortage

May 11, 2015

Ryder

Slow Returns Process Causes Retailers to Lose Consumer Loyalty

May 11, 2015

Sourcing Journal

Getting customers whatever they need whenever they need it, and as quickly as they expect it, has become easier. Yet the returns process has some retailers winning and others floundering.

Apple Sets Bar Not Only in Product Line But in Supply Chain Risk Mitigation

May 8, 2015

EBN

As customers waited for their much anticipated Apple Watches, it was reported that delays could be traced to a feared supply chain nightmare: a faulty part. Apple's supply chain strategy, though, likely mitigated the risk.