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Optimization and Markdown Management: Exploring Best Practices to Drive Better Decisions | 2005-11-29 01:00:03 | |
| In today's complex retail environment, managers are faced with thousands of daily decisions - and they must rely on a myriad of processes and conflicting data to make those decisions. Some of these decisions are small and routine, but they are so frequent that they can add up to significant financial consequences. Other decisions are occasional, but the choices made can have even greater financial impact. No one would dispute that managers making these decisions should base their choices on factual information. But there are significant challenges in acquiring relevant factual data and understanding how that information bears on the decisions at hand. | |||
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Time-Phased Inventory Planning: Focus on More Productive Use of Inventory to Reap Rewards | 2005-08-01 | Oracle |
| Retailing is more demanding than ever. Increased consumer expectations around selection, price, and service demand larger assortments and better in-stock positions, increasing the cost of revenue and putting pressure on margins. At the same time, financial expectations continue to increase. Investors and analysts expect consistently improved sales, margins, and earnings.
Tags: ROI - TCO |
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Enterprise Library Prada-- Prada: Designing Tomorrow's Trend | 2005-06-16 | Hewlett-Packard (HP) |
| In the fashion industry, there are two types of companies: those that lead and those that follow. At leading Italian fashion company Prada, a solution based on reliable, scalable HP Integrity rx5670 Servers, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Oracle9i, SAP R/3, and SAP Retail is keeping Prada at the forefront of the high-fashion industry by streamlining retail, financial, and supplychain operations.
Tags: Transaction Management, Blades |
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If the Inventory Manager Knew: Value of RFID Under Imperfect Inventory Information | 2006-01-11 01:01:43 | |
| The goal of this paper is to explicitly model how different demand streams could lead to inventory shrinkage, and consequently, inventory discrepancies. The paper then shows how close-to-optimal inventory control can be designed in the presence of unobserved inventory discrepancies in real time, using only statistical estimates, such as their distributions, of the demand streams. The model can then be used to assess the value of having visibility of inventory discrepancies, as well as the elimination or reduction of some of the causes of inventory discrepancies. The model can thus be a step towards concretely measuring the values brought forth by technologies such as RFID. | |||
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Ensuring Lean Manufacturing at Shanghai General Motors | 2006-10-11 01:00:16 | SAP AG |
| Shanghai General Motors Company (Shanghai GM) made the right decision when it called on SAP Custom Development services to help it adapt its SAP Advanced Planning & Optimization (SAP APO) solution, which is a component of SAP's supply chain management (SCM) system. Download this case study to read about the special development effort that was needed and learn why the project manager at Shanghai GM can now say, "SAP Custom Development enabled us to drive out waste, streamline a complex and lengthy production cycle, and ensure lean manufacturing practices both internally and across the supply chain."
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Adaptive Manufacturing: Enabling the Lean Six Sigma Enterprise | 2006-09-15 01:00:16 | SAP AG |
| This SAP white paper reviews the history of lean manufacturing best practices and explains why a more pragmatic approach to lean manufacturing is now in order. Find out how market forces such as demand variability and supplier fragmentation are affecting manufacturers and what they must do to extend lean- and Six Sigma-based principles and processes across their entire supply chain.
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A Model for Classifying Warehouse Management: Implications for Warehouse Management Systems | 2004-02-01 | Erasmus University Rotterdam |
| As a result of increasing global competition and the introduction of supply chain concepts, warehousing has become a critical activity in the supply chain to outperform competitors on customer service, lead-time and costs. Over the last decades warehouses have become larger and their internal logistic processes have become more complex. Managing such a warehouse effectively has become a challenging task. This paper takes a first step towards a framework for warehouse management. The paper classifies warehouse management to give insights into organizing it. | |||
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How Improving Warehouse Productivity and Inventory Accuracy Can Help Boost ROI and Customer Satisfaction | 2004-12-01 | Intuit |
| In the wholesale distribution business, the warehouse is where the action is. It's a place where hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of inventory remains in constant motion - from the moment an item arrives, gets put away, picked, packed and staged to the moment it's loaded onto a truck. And as a result, your ability to keep track of the entire process can make or break the success of your entire business - because errors in the warehouse can both slow your operations and undermine customer satisfaction.
Tags: Customer Support Services, ROI - TCO |
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Airline Parts Distributor Improves Inventory Efficiency With Data Automation | 0000-00-00 | BarCode ID Systems |
| Avio-Diepen specializes in stock management and spare parts distribution to Airline, OEM, and MRO customers throughout the world. Avio-Diepen Atlanta was handling their entire inventory by hand. With no scanning systems in place, they were faced with shipping & receiving inaccuracies, lengthy put-away times, inventory discrepancies and delays associated with manual data entry. Extra labor from other departments was necessary, on occasion, to perform manual data entry in the warehouse. BarCode ID Systems provided a complete, turnkey RF solution for Avio-Diepen. In their 20,000 square foot warehouse with a UNIX host, BarCode ID Systems completed a site survey and installation of two Symbol 802.11b Access Points, all cabling and hard installation. | |||
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Transportation Company Improves Inventory, Put-Away and Shipping Efficiency With Mobile Printing | 0000-00-00 | BarCode ID Systems |
| As a service-oriented transportation corporation, Smith Transport provides a variety of transportation and logistics services to clients across the country, including traditional truckload movements, dedicated truckload services to customer deferred points, consolidation of customized LTL movements, short and long-term storage, real-time inventory control and other specifically tailored services to meet unique customer requirements. At its 450,000 sq. ft. Eagle Logistics facility in Tyrone, Pennsylvania, Smith Transport receives 600 to 800 pallets per day through 45 dock doors. When inbound pallets are received, Smith's warehouse management system generates new product routing or storage labels to track pallets within the facility. BarCode ID Systems provided a complete mobile printing solution for Smith Transport's warehousing application, furnishing them with wireless printers, media and annual depot service coverage for their mobile printers.
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