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Transportation Strategies for Continued Success

Logistics Viewpoints

A TMS offers optimization capabilities across multiple modes to improve service levels and reduce freight spend. Below are some transportation strategies for success for suppliers of TMS, TES, and MTS. The last mile is the most difficult and most expensive part of the supply chain journey. Look to the Cloud. Invest in Last Mile.

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The New Significance of a Logistics Strategy: Role, Success factors, and Integration

Logistics Viewpoints

Logistics strategy as an enabler of new business models. They promoted logistics to the level of core process and enabler of new business models and now view a thought-through logistics strategy as an opportunity to stand out by offering a better service level to their customers, such as same-day delivery. Automation as key for growth.

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Reshoring and Domestic Manufacturing Incentives: Impacts on Supply Chain Logistics

Logistics Viewpoints

Reshoring, the practice of bringing manufacturing operations back to the United States, has gained renewed momentum in recent years, largely driven by a combination of political priorities, economic strategies, and global supply chain disruptions. The Case for Reshoring: Benefits for Supply Chains 1.

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Boeing: The Turning Point(s)

The Lean Thinker

Those groups came back from their experience with an visceral understanding that the status-quo wasn’t going to cut it in the face of the then newly emerging Airbus. But the key to meeting the needs of the customers was more than just understanding those needs better. Elimination of waste: Focus on adding value.

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Reducing Working Capital in Supply Chains

Logistics Bureau

Is it a good idea to reduce working capital in a supply chain? Current liabilities are typically accounts payable, meaning the money you are due to payout, for example to suppliers. McDonalds, Amazon, Dell, General Electric, and Wal-Mart are examples. Yes, in general. Some other large companies have applied a similar model.

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Inventory Replenishment Strategies that Increase Profits

EazyStock

Inventory Replenishment Strategies to Boost Profitability. They have well-executed inventory replenishment processes that ensure items are reordered in the right quantities and at the right time to meet actual customer demand. 5 Inventory Replenishment Strategies to Increase Profits. Both can be very costly.

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MTS Logistics: An Example of Great Customer Service in Shipping

MTS Logistics

Supply chain and logistics operations have become central to differentiated customer experience strategies. By offering delivery choices and value-added services during the purchase, companies can boost revenue and lower delivery expenses. A superior experience now transcends reliable and consistent delivery services.