James Highland-University of Iowa
The economy on its face seems immensely complicated to most people. This is true in a sense, though the basic premises of economics can be understood by anyone. When understanding economics, one needs to understand the chain of how economics work. This is from large countries, all the way down to small cities and towns. Here, is what you should know about the economy, consumer spending and supply chains.
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What you should know about the economy, consumer spending habits and supply chains
Nov 06, 2012 Comments (0)

Communication – the strongest link in today’s retail supply chains
Sep 03, 2012 Comments (0)

Nigel Illingworth-Retail Assist
Today’s supply chains are complex networks of interdependent elements, says Retail Assist’s Nigel Illingworth. Whilst each element must be optimised, nothing contributes more to supply chain excellence than good communication between all parties.
Android: the platform of choice for business growth and a more streamlined operation
Aug 25, 2012 Comments (0)

As the continuous progress of Android technology grows and becomes more mainstream in business applications, it is important to be on top of the newest developments and be keen on what technology your competition is using.
Wireless or 3g Barcoding?
Jul 13, 2012 Comments (0)

Following on from the recent 'down time' millions of o2 users have experienced recently, we ask the question of Barcode Technology: wireless or 3g.
Do Wholesale Distributors Think in Terms of Supply Chain Optimization?
Jun 07, 2012 Comments (0)

Not all wholesale distributors think in terms of supply chain optimization—but they should. A wholesaler's network is a supply chain, regardless if it is regional or global.
Welcome to the LogisticsIT.com Blog Zone
Apr 03, 2012 Comments (0)

Welcome to the Blog Zone on LogisticsIT.com. It seems hard to believe that a whole decade and a half has passed since the hardcopy journal first came off the presses in 1997, closely followed by its closely associated feature-rich website.