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    Supply Chain Management & Manufacturing News Roundup – 9/10/10

    Posted by Luciano Cunha


    Here were some of the stories we found most interesting and relevant from all across the supply chain management and manufacturing industry over the last week:

    How Does a Company Achieve Global Supply Chain Change?
    Plenty of great information in this speaking event about how supply chain change can be achieved no matter where your company operates, or what country it does business in.  Even if you can’t attend, the information from this Supply Chain conference will be important.

    Unilever to Target Supply Chain Emissions
    Every company, no matter how big or small, wants to reduce their emissions and help the planet.  Unilever now has a new tool designed to help them reduce their greenhouse gas emissions in their supply chain.  Find out more on this in the article.

    Could Discrete Manufacturers Get Ahead in the Cloud?
    An interesting question raised in this article as to whether or not discrete manufacturers could get ahead by adopting cloud technology.  Much more detail on cloud based software and its implications to supply chain and discrete manufacturing is covered. 

    Supply Chain Costs Lowered $3 Million in North Carolina Hospitals
    North Carolina hospitals found a way to lower supply chain costs by almost $3 million dollars by aggregating their purchasing volume.  Reports are in on exactly how they achieved this landmark, and how others could possibly see similar results.

    Supply Chain Emphasis Brightening MBA Recruitment Picture
    Looks like the future of MBA recruitment is seeing some very bright news.  New supply chain opportunities are being seen in fields that are far outside traditional manufacturing.  This could be amazing news for hiring and the economy going forward.

    Be sure to stop by again next Friday for another roundup post with the latest news in supply chain management and manufacturing.

    Or follow us on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn to hear about the top stories as they occur.

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    Posted on Friday, September 10th, 2010. Filed under supply chain management, To-Increase. Tagged: , , , .

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