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Friday 03 July, 2009
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Reader Discussion Boards:
Can - and Should - Western Manufacturing Be Saved?
The Supply Chain of the Future?
Is
The Perfect Order the Perfect Supply Chain
Metric?
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 Supply Chain Perspective: Orders of Magnitude and LTL Shipping by the USPS | | New Pilot Program will Offer Opportunity to Some Shippers
| | Logistics News: The Need for Speed -- New Ideas to Increase Your Supply Chain Velocity | | Trying to cut DC Cycle Times? Try these Smart Ideas | | Supply Chain Comment: JDA Software has it Going On | | Upbeat User Conference in Tough Times, Smart Business Decisions, are Impressive
| | Supply Chain Planning Insights | | Series of thought leadership discussions on supply chain planning and inventory optimization... | | Supply Chain Comment: Are Bigger Supply Chains Better? | | Report Says Bigger Companies Have Better Supply Chains; Is that Right? Is Technology Adoption the Difference?
| | Sourcing and Procurement News: Tactics to Combat Spiraling Commodity and Raw Material Inflation | | No Company Can Escape Overall Trends, but Mitigating the Impact Can Improve Profits, Offer Competitive Advantage
| | Labor Management System (LMS) Resource Page | | Find information, expert insight, vendors solutions, a video overview, case studies and more on the Supply Chain Digest Letter on Labor Management Systems in Distribution | | TMS (Transportation Management Systems) Resource Page | | Excellent Transportation Management System (TMS) related resources, including our SCDigest Letter on TMS detailing latest trends, technology developments and more, cases tudies, expert insight, on-demand cost calculator and more |
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| For the Week ending June 26, 2009 |
All things considered, the market closed out last week on a positive note despite few changes in the bottom line results. Our Supply Chain and Logistics stock index had a mixed week.
In the software group, Manhattan was up 3%, followed by Oracle (up 2.8%). In the hardware group, both Intermec and Zebra were slightly down (1.1% and 0.5%, respectively). In the transportation and logistics group, Yellow Roadway fell another 8.5% amid continuing bankruptcy rumors, while FedEx was up 7.7% despite the news that 8 states have jointly and formally questioned FedEx Ground’s business model in regard to proper classification of workers.
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