Freightos
FEBRUARY 7, 2024
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Enterra Insights
OCTOBER 14, 2020
” Those trends are: 1. “The first [trend],” Shalabh states, “is that a large consumer block is buying the same products but using new channels. He drew that conclusion from recent surveys and an interview with Shalabh Shalabh, Chief Growth Officer at LatentView Analytics. Consumers are using new channels.
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NC State SCRC
DECEMBER 13, 2021
SMI involves external market research identifying information on key suppliers, available capacity, technology trends, price and cost data and trends, technical requirements, environmental and regulatory issues, and any other data that is available.
GlobalTranz
JANUARY 12, 2015
” We have many manufacturing shipper customers, and we love to create content of value for them on such subjects as best practices in logistics or trends around the supply chain. Tomorrow, we will do more of the top areas or trends for manufacturers to look out for in 2015. Drop in the price of crude oil.
QAD
OCTOBER 8, 2020
Its primary export partners were Germany, the UK, the UAE, Iraq, the US, Italy, France and Spain. Taxes equal 20.3% of its GDP, and inflation is running at around 11% per year. In 2017, Turkey exported $155.2 billion in goods. Imports equaled $255.1
Supply Chain Movement
DECEMBER 9, 2014
However, the made-for-TV movie drama Taking Chance (2009), which is based on a true story, recounts the complex – and for the accompanying officer often frustrating – task of transporting the body of an American soldier killed in Iraq back to his home town in the USA. This article was first published in Supply Chain Movement 14 – Q3 2014.
Talking Logistics
DECEMBER 16, 2015
When making predictions, it’s easy to look at recent trends and simply project them forward. But this assumes that the factors behind those trends will remain the same, which is often a false assumption. In other cases, we simply fail to see the forest for the trees when making predictions. Of course, what happens in the U.S.
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