Why is it so hard to get implementations right?
Getting a new materials handling or supply chain software system implemented on time and on budget is critical to getting a return on investment. Still, projects go off course, often for the same reasons. This month we look at some common mistakes to avoid as well as the role of the project manager. And, John Hill shares his experience with getting it right.
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Materials handling: Bare-knuckle brawling in the pallet industry
Company Briefings by Bob Trebilcock, Executive Editor, Modern Materials Handling
The Ultimate Fight Championship is supposed to be, well, the ultimate when it comes to two guys beating their brains in. But for sheer no-holds-barred, bare-knuckle brawling, I say they got nothin’ on the brouhaha a brewin’ in the pallet industry.
Lift trucks: "Hey, you got electric in my IC!"
Takeaways by Tom Andel, Columnist, Modern Materials Handling
Any of you old enough to remember that great TV commercial illustrating the happy (allegedly accidental) merger of chocolate and peanut butter might appreciate my comparing it to the more purposeful pairing of two great lift truck lines.
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