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The Renewal Logistics Story with Courtney Folk

The Logistics of Logistics

They are the definitive industry experts in the world of apparel fulfillment. They provide apparel brands the ultimate speed to get their goods to market, and quickly bring returns back to factory fresh condition, allowing apparel brands to sell more product faster.

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MES vs MOM: Understanding the Key Differences

SYSPRO Smarter ERP

MES vs MOM The term MES (Manufacturing Execution System) was first used by analysts in the 1990s to describe a category of software that defined a system that tracks and monitors the production of manufactured goods on a factory floor. Using these two terms gets some people confused. What is an MES? What is an MES?

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The Smart Factory, Industrie 4.0, and Supply Chain Optimization

Logistics Viewpoints

In one definition of the term “Internet of Things,” almost all objects have sensors, connectivity to a broader environment, and intelligence. In North America, the Internet of Things (IoT) is getting a great deal of attention. Sometimes the object has just a sliver of intelligence; but it can be much more substantial.

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Nulogy Acquisition of Mingo Smart Factory

Logistics Business Magazine

Nulogy, a provider of manufacturing supply chain solutions, has announced its strategic acquisition of Mingo Smart Factory, a leader in manufacturing productivity technology. similar news Nulogy Launches Rapid Contact Tracing Capability The post Nulogy Acquisition of Mingo Smart Factory appeared first on Logistics Business.

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3 Things Good, Lean Visuals Have In Common & Mieruka: The Four Different Types of Visuals with Examples

GlobalTranz

Here we discuss the purpose and definition of each category, and provide examples from Toyota’s factories and service oriented companies. A common sight around a Toyota factory are instructions in the form of lines on shelves, signs and work instructions. Definition: helps you to know what something is. Informative.

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Making Sense of Supply Chain 4.0

Material Handling and Logistics

The trouble with this definition is that it doesn’t explain what exactly changes in supply chain management—that is, what gets “transformed”—when digital technologies are adopted. Since there didn’t seem to be a clear definition of digital supply chain transformation available, I developed one from first principles.

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How to Prepare the Next Generation of Manufacturers

GlobalTranz

Automation has already started making its way into the manufacturing industry, but fully robotic automation is definitely the wave of the future. The solution to this problem doesn’t start on the factory floor or even in training — it starts in school. How can we help to prepare the industry for the next generation of manufacturers?