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Best Practices in the Supply Chain Update

-- Modern Materials Handling, 6/27/2006

Best Practices Update

    June 27, 2006  |  Volume 1, Issue 6  

Trends in Best Practices

Every DC manager wants to speed inventory from the receiving dock to an outbound carrier with as little handling as possible. This enewsletter shows how crossdocking can push more inventory through your facility with fewer touches.

 


 

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One touch distribution: Crossdocking routes inventory from the receiving dock to the shipping dock in minutes
How fast you can get product through your facility has a lot to do with how efficient your DC can become. That's why many distributors are implementing crossdocking processes wherever possible, says John Folk, executive vice president of Worldsource Integration Inc.
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Belk and Burlington Coat Factory: Two crossdock success stories
Retailers have embraced crossdocking. Belk and Burlington Coat Factory are two examples of crossdocking gone right. For Belk, a retailer with 280 stores in 14 states, crossdocking was a competitive necessity. Burlington Coat Factory recently implemented a new 440,000 square foot crossdock center in San Bernadino, Calif.  
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Crossdocking: The best material handling is no material handling
There's a saying: The best material handling is no material handling. Few practices address this concept more dramatically than crossdocking, which eliminates intermediate storage and reduces cycle times. Read More


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Pay attention to packaging!
How you package your small parcel shipments can have a big impact on overall costs. Read More


With supply management, technology rules!
Technology may not necessarily be the be-all and end-all. But in the supply management space, it's certainly the quickest and most direct route to cutting costs and improving profitability. The companies profiled here show how with the right people and processes in place technology can deliver stunning performance results.  Read More


Diageo restructures for success

Until last year, Diageo, one of the world's largest makers of alcohol beverages, was duplicating efforts when it came to logistics.  
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Surviving the China riptide

The China riptide is sweeping companies into a headlong rush to source from China without thinking much about the trade-offs between lower product costs and higher overall costs and reduced profitability. A better approach a way to turn the riptide threat into an opportunity is to reduce the time and variability in the China-anchored supply chains. Doing this successfully will dramatically reduce costs, boost margins and improve competitive advantage.  
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June 2006 issue of Modern Materials Handling

 

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