Supply Chain Logistics Magazine

91. Birth, Death, And Beyond: Understanding Product Life Cycles 2/22/2011
    Product life cycle management by definition is the development and deployment of strategies designed to maximize a product’s potential. It is essentially the science of effectively predicting a product’s life cycle. By Inez Blackburn, Market Techniques & Innovations, Inc.
92. Best Practices For Private Labeling 2/21/2011
    We recently had an opportunity to quiz Danika Manchester, strategic business development manager at SATO Labeling Solutions America, on some good ideas for private labelers. By Matt Pillar, Integrated Solutions For Retailers magazine
93. Q&A: Best Practices For Private Labeling 2/21/2011
    We recently had an opportunity to quiz Danika Manchester, strategic business development manager at SATO Labeling Solutions America, on some good ideas for private labelers. This article provides her suggestions and her thoughts on the next big opportunity for retailers to capitalize on private label initiatives. By Matt Pillar, Integrated Solutions For Retailers magazine
94. 2011 Supply Chain Special Report 1/25/2011
    Integrated Solutions For Retailers has partnered with Auburn University, the Vendor Compliance Federation (VCF), and Retail Leaders Industry Association (RILA) to bring you the most cutting-edge, relevant information you'll need to aggressively refine your supply chain capabilities.
95. 2011 Supply Chain Special Report 1/25/2011
    Integrated Solutions For Retailers has partnered with Auburn University, the Vendor Compliance Federation (VCF), and Retail Leaders Industry Association (RILA) to bring you the most cutting-edge, relevant information you'll need to aggressively refine your supply chain capabilities.
96. Vendor Insight: Surviving In The Consumer’s Kingdom 1/25/2011
    The cliché, “the consumer is king,” exists for a reason. As retailers, you are the last link in the supply chain that provides consumers with the goods they purchase, but their wants and needs dictate the direction of your business — and many of the decisions you make. By Dan Van Alstine, Schneider National Dedicated Services
97. Surviving In The Consumer’s Kingdom 1/25/2011
    The cliché, “the consumer is king,” exists for a reason. As retailers, you are the last link in the supply chain that provides consumers with the goods they purchase, but their wants and needs dictate the direction of your business — and many of the decisions you make. By Dan Van Alstine, Schneider National Dedicated Services
98. Sourcing Solution Improves Speed To Market 1/25/2011
    While Kmart Australia has no official ties to the Kmart we know in the United States, the two retailers do have a few things in common. By Matt Pillar, Integrated Solutions For Retailers magazine
99. Case Study: Sourcing Solution Improves Speed To Market 1/25/2011
    While Kmart Australia has no official ties to the Kmart we know in the United States, the two retailers do have a few things in common. They sell similar discount merchandise, their brand identities are roughly the same, and they’re both continually refining their approaches to sourcing new products for their shelves. By Matt Pillar, Integrated Solutions For Retailers magazine
100. Expanding Retail Apps For RFID 1/25/2011
     I spent some time with Kerry Krause, VP of marketing at Impinj, discussing just how far retail applications for RFID (radio frequency identification) have come since the technology burst onto the scene in the early 2000s with more pomp than circumstance. By Matt Pillar, Integrated Solutions For Retailers magazine