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Effective Compliance Training

Globalior

Compliance training for the larger organization is an essential part of any compliance department’s scope of work. However, international trade compliance topics are usually very dry and not very exciting for most part. How can compliance training programs be made effective?

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The Importance of Retail Compliance in Today’s Market

Blue Grace Logistics

To that end, some retailers are upping the ante and doling out punishment for shippers who aren’t in compliance. So what can you do to maintain retail compliance? We covered these and many more topics in a recent webinar including: Weekly Product Planning. One of the key points that the webinar focuses on is visibility.

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Developing Agile Procurement Strategies: Thriving Amid Global Trade Disruptions

Logistics Viewpoints

Lets break it down with some examples that hit home: Supplier Diversification : Reflecting on the disruptions caused by the pandemic, companies heavily reliant on Chinese suppliers faced significant challenges. For example, U.S.-based Its not about locking in decade-long deals or crossing your fingers that suppliers stay stable.

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Landed Cost & Vendor Compliance

Blue Grace Logistics

In our recent webinar, Landed Cost & Vendor Compliance , we posed some prudent questions for companies to review with their operations teams, listed below. CLICK HERE to view our webinar and learn more about how BlueGrace can benefit your company. What is the true landed cost of freight in terms of inbound shipments?

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Active Supply Chain Design: A Key Imperative for De Risking Supply Chains

Logistics Viewpoints

The bullwhip effect is one example of this disruptive effect, when small changes in demand cause huge demand spikes downstream. Table 1 describes a few examples of these types of risks. Examples of disruptive risks are suppliers going out of business or shipwrecks that result in the loss of cargo containers.

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Nine Key Steps to Enabling Resilient Supply Chains

Logistics Viewpoints

For example, start at the sourcing process to find, all else being equal, more sustainable suppliers, women-owned, or have characteristics that support compliance. Designing vehicle routes that explicitly optimize transportation routes with carbon footprint considerations is another example.

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4 steps to create a modern and efficient warehouse with ERP

SYSPRO Smarter ERP

The good news: an ERP system that incorporates a cutting-edge warehouse management system (WMS) can help ensure goods and materials are located where they should be, delivered to the shop floor just-in-time (JIT) based on demand, stored in compliance with regulations, and accurately picked for dispatch to the customer.

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