Seen that? - FedEx Supply Chain Services achieves Visibility

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FedEx Supply Chain Services achieves Visibility Supplychainer

According to the Supply and Demand Chain Executive, fedex Supply Chain Service (FSCS), one of the FedEx Corporation companies which offers supply chain management solutions, has implemented a new system provided by Mobitrac that gives it higher level of visibility through its supply chain. Supporting FedEx's value proposition of people, service and profit, FedEx Supply Chain Services said it has been using Mobitrac's patented technology to manage its fleet's profitability [...] Read More


Glovia Customer Oil States Industries Improves Supply Chain Management and Operational Visibility Supplychainer

Glovia International, a subsidiary of Fujitsu and a leading provider of extended ERP solutions for engineer-to-order and high volume manufacturers, announced today that Oil States Industries, Inc. has migrated to the current version of glovia.com. Oil States, a Glovia customer for more than seven years, decided to migrate to take advantage of additional supply chain management functionality which has increased operational visibility and streamlined and standardized system use. Across their [...] Read More


Glazer's Wholesale Drug Company Selects Supply Chain Visibility Solution Supplychainer

Glazer's Wholesale Drug Co., the second largest distributor of wine and spirits in the United States, said this week that it has implemented Management Dynamics' Supply Chain Visibility and Event Management Solution for use throughout its domestic and international supply chain operations. According to SDCE, the solution provides Glazer's with real-time order and shipment visibility, synchronizes logistics information across Glazer's supplier and trading partner network, and measures and analyzes the performance [...] Read More


Location and Visibility Bizinformer

What kills a skunk is the publicity it gives itself. - abraham lincoln Picasso Two really good posts at Duct Tape Marketing and On Start Ups this week. The posts are not really related unless you think of them in terms of location and visibility for your business. Dharmesh Shah at On Start Ups blogged about his efforts to bid on a Twitter account. He was the highest bidder at the time [...] Read More


Search Engine Visibility, Stripped! The Search Engine Weblog

The fact is obvious: if your website does not show up on the first 3 pages of a search query, you won't be yielding any traffic for that particular search. If your website is like that, it means you have low search engine visibility. Another fact is that 80% of the web traffic goes to those on the first half of the natural search engine results on the first page. A [...] Read More