2016 Green Supply Chain Awards Questionnaire

July 11, 2016

Are Your Dangerous Goods Shippers Leaving Money on the Table?

Scott Kramer

Partial Automation Failures: Strategies for Warehouse Continuity

A warehouse should not learn how it operates without part of its automation for the first time when that automation stops. Here's why.

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Sponsored Content

Are Your Dangerous Goods Shippers Leaving Money on the Table?

Labelmaster

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Are Your Dangerous Goods Shippers Leaving Money on the Table?

Software Solutions

The Most Dangerous Warehouse KPI is a Green One

Here's why analytics is a critical piece of the puzzle that helps teams create and maintain that end-to-end flow.

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Supply Chain Visibility

The Revenue Your Supply Chain Shipped but Never Billed

Here is the uncomfortable part with regards to data quality. These failures survive in organizations with genuinely strong data management programs. Here's why.

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Procurement Software

Supply Chains See Millions Fall into the “Spreadsheet Gap”

Supply chain planning is no longer a slow, static, annual administrative routine. Here's why.

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Financial Management Software

Building Supply Chain Resilience Through Smarter B2B Payments

PrimeRevenue Inc.

Outdated systems and delayed cash flow are persistent sources of friction in B2B payments.

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How Physical AI Helps Suppliers Win Retail Chargeback Disputes

Can the supplier prove what actually left the dock? That's the ultimate question.

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Lazer Logistics’ Melanie Sandlin Talks Yard Management in an AI World: Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award

Lazer Logistics

Melanie Sandlin, CTIO for Lazer Logistics, was named a recipient of this year's Women in Supply Chain Forum™ award.

Food Logistics, Supply & Demand Chain Executive and Supply Chain Now to Launch National Supply Chain Day Innovation & Excellence Awards

Supply Chain Now

The National Supply Chain Day Innovation & Excellence Awards recognize leading supply chain and logistics companies for their innovations and achievements as it relates to Transportation, Warehousing, Procurement, Manufacturing and/or Give Forward.

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Supply Chain Education

Continuous Education: The Competitive Advantage Supply Chain Leaders Need Today

American University in Cairo (AUC)

In this environment, what professionals learned 3-5 years ago might not be sufficient to address today’s challenges.

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Beyond Robots and Conveyors: Building Truly Intelligent Warehouse Operations

EY (Ernst & Young)

The next frontier in warehouse automation is a shift from executing individual tasks to coordinating operation outcomes.

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Risk/Compliance

Why Critical Infrastructure's Biggest Threats are Hard to Find

The cost of visibility is far less than the cost of an unexplained incident.

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ShipBae

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