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This Evaluation Centre provides information on supply chain software and manufacturing software:
 1. Go to Strategy for an up-to-date overview on this vital first stage in your supply chain software and manufacturing software project including supply chain and manufacturing articles by expert authors.
2. Go to Supplier Evaluation for supply chain software and manufacturing software Evaluation Reports which have been independently audited and checked for accuracy.
 3. Go to Implementation for information about the remainder of the supply chain software lifecycle featuring management briefing articles by top consultancy and analyst firms.
4. Go to Service Centre if you need any other support or information on supply chain software and manufacturing software. The Evaluation Centre is here to help with all your supply chain software and manufacturing software requirements.
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News from Computer Weekly |
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Keeping the supply chain pumping
Evaluation Centre's overview of the supply chain software and manufacturing software market...The lifeblood of any business is its supply chain, which manages the flow of raw materials into the organisation and finished products out of it. This can involve many and varied interactions with suppliers, partners and customers – and the complexity of business today is such that companies are now totally dependent on their IT systems to keep track of and manage the whole operation.
For this reason, there is no such thing as a standalone supply chain operation. When any system controls and monitors a business process, it needs to do this in conjunction with all the other corporate systems and functions. view in full >> |
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New Strategic Briefings |
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Supply chain: satisfying the CEO
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If it is to keep top management happy, the supply chain needs to drive growth and competitive advantage rather than just be a cost centre, says Nick Miller of Crimson.
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Damned lies, statistics and process modelling
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Companies should not try to do more process and scenario modelling than they are ready for, advise Dave Manning and Kevin Herbert of Oliver Wight.
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Package deal
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Carton supplier Benson has extended the same old manufacturing system over many years. We find out how.
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