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YMS Update: Closing the yard technology gap (opens the original)
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Warehouses get the robots and transportation networks benefit from sophisticated planning systems, but the critical handoff between the two may still rely on a clipboard, a spreadsheet or someone driving a terminal tractor around looking for a missing trailer. Companies continue to invest in warehouse automation and software to combat labor shortages, improve throughput and squeeze more value out of every inch of warehouse space. Transportation gets similar attention, with systems handling every
SCM Software: Orchestrating the modern supply chain (opens the original)
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As the glue that binds the systems, equipment and people running global supply chains together, software has always played a central role in keeping goods and information flowing. Supply chain management (SCM) applications, in particular, help companies manage the flow of goods, data and financials from the point of origin straight through to the final destination. A catch-all category, SCM encompasses enterprise resource planning (ERP), supply chain execution (SCE) applications such as warehous
3PL Management: Volvo Group turns a supplier challenge into a logistics win (opens the original)
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Volvo Group North America’s cab plant in Kings Mountain, N.C., is a busy operation. It’s where cabs are built for Volvo’s Class 8 heavy-duty trucks, including over-the-road tractors, along with medium-duty trucks used in applications like refuse collection and other city fleets. Those cabs and related components are then moved from Kings Mountain into Volvo Group’s production network in Virginia and Pennsylvania, where they have to arrive on time and in the right sequence to keep production on s
The New ERP Battleground: Supply chain intelligence (opens the original)
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Enterprise resource planning (ERP) vendors have always been good at spotting a need and filling it. Whether for their existing users or future buyers, these makers of multifaceted platforms understand that their customers’ needs don’t start and end in the financial management suite. They also need software to plan demand, systems to manage inventory and applications to handle transportation, procurement and fulfillment (among other things). Knowing this, large ERP players like SAP, Oracle, and M
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