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Features, analysis, and case studies on supply chain financial systems for management, procurement and asset planning including banking, credit, insurance, payment and auditing.
Managing Global Trade Finance
Posted 05/21 · 01:00 PM · SCMR Editorial
Supply chain managers need to learn more about what’s involved in financing international goods movement — and the new methods and technologies available to help them.
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Does Supply Chain Excellence Really Pay Off?
Posted 03/01 · 01:33 PM · SCMR Editorial
The short answer is a resounding yes! New research findings show that the top supply chain management companies significantly outperform their competitors across most financial measures. This article offers insights into those financial gains that differentiate the leaders from their rivals - and offers tips on how to get your top management interested in investing for supply chain excellence.
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Inventory Accuracy: Essential, but Often Overlooked
Posted 03/01 · 12:42 PM · SCMR Editorial
Retailers today are struggling to manage demand across multiple channels while effectively controlling inventory levels. Vital to this process is the accuracy of their inventory systems. Cycle counting is the main technique used to curb inventory record inaccuracy (IRI), but it offers only a static perspective. This article provides clear evidence why retailers need to adopt a more dynamic perspective on their inventory picture.
