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mmh.com | Bridget McCrea
At first glance, origami and commercial packaging seem worlds apart. One is the Japanese art of paper folding, or using folds and creases to transform flat sheets of paper into intricate sculptures without cutting or gluing. The other involves designing and producing containers that protect, hold and preserve products. Zoom in closer and an extremely functional, protective and sustainable packaging option materializes when these two disparate concepts collide.
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logisticsmgmt.com | Bridget McCrea
Market volatility, geopolitical events, and general uncertainty have all thrust logistics management into the spotlight over the last few years. The individuals who support, plan, and orchestrate logistics and supply chain networks are also garnering more attention—and in some cases, receiving bigger rewards for their roles—as they help their organizations navigate the complexities of the modern supply chain environment.
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logisticsmgmt.com | Bridget McCrea
Before drones started flying around counting inventory in GNC’s two large distribution centers (DCs), the nutritional supplement and vitamin retailer relied mostly on an internal resources to perform cycle counts. It was a labor- and time-intensive process: teams would go out and audit every location—40,000 locations total—in GNC’s Indianapolis and Phoenix facilitiesa minimum of twice a year.
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1 week ago |
mmh.com | Bridget McCrea
The race to integrate more robotics and automation in the intralogistics setting-companies’ own internal supply chains—is underway in full force. The ongoing warehouse labor shortage, demands of the booming e-commerce channel and the need to “do more with less” have created an environment where adding robotics to the equation just makes sense.
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supplychainconnect.com | Bridget McCrea
A new chipmaking effort by two electronics manufacturing powerhouses may be in the making. According to a report published by The Information last week—and widely covered by a range of media outlets—Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) have been working on a preliminary agreement to form a joint venture to operate the U.S. chipmaker’s factories.
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