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51. How DSC Helped Kellogg Manage The Challenges Of A Major Systems Conversion 4/1/2013

    When you make important changes on a tight timetable but don’t get the results you expect right way, the transition period can be tough.

52. How DSC Helped Sara Lee Branded Apparel Meet Peak Seasonal Demand 4/1/2013

    To meet the demands of selling seasonal sportswear (sweats and shorts) to mass merchants, Sara Lee Branded Apparel (SLBA) decided it made sense to outsource.

53. Ultra High-Volume Handbag Importer Tags, Packages, Labels, And Ships Within 48 Hours 3/28/2013

    Ultra high-volume handbag importer tags, packages, labels and ships within 48 hours.

54. Fighting Return Fraud 3/28/2013

    It's after Christmas and consumers are lined up at stores to return merchandise- the scratchy sweater from Aunt Helen, the toaster oven that doesn't fit on the counter. But not all returns are legitimate and return fraud costs Retailers billions of dollars every year- $8.9 billion dollars according to the 2012 Return Fraud survey conducted by the National Retail Federation (NRF).

55. Maximizing Your Operation With High Ribbon Capacity Printers 3/28/2013

    Many consumers are unaware of the variety of label and ribbon roll sizes for thermal printers.The maximum label and ribbon capacities are important specs when selecting a printer. This white paper will identify the benefits of thermal printers engineered to handle larger rolls, including the financial and operational efficiencies.

56. Before Good Blood Goes Bad: Strategies To Saving Valuable Resources 3/14/2013

    In the United States each year, nearly 11 million volunteers donate some 17 million units of whole blood and red blood cells, but much of that safe, transfuseable blood – about 2 percent – is discarded.

57. How DSC Helped DowBrands Achieve Cost Efficiency And Exceed All Other Goals 3/5/2013

    It’s amazing what can happen when you forge a true partnership with a company you can trust.

58. There’s No Place For Human Error: Automating Logistics For Incubation Hold Of Healthcare Products 3/5/2013

    When you’re manufacturing and shipping a product that affects people’s lives, you’ve got to get it right. There’s no room for error in the process of getting the product to your customers.

59. Health Care Supply Chain Requires Regulatory Expertise And Execution 2/26/2013

    In the U.S. health care supply chain, before a medical device or drug can be shipped -- state and county licenses must be secured, FDA Quality Systems regulations must be complied with, and accreditations must be earned. The health care supply chain plays a key role in patient safety by ensuring the integrity of products from the time they are manufactured to the time they are delivered to a health care provider or patient.

60. C.H. Briggs Builds A Better Relationship With Its Customers 12/28/2012

    This case study from Infor takes a look at C.H. Briggs, one of the largest independently-owned distributors of specialty building materials on the east coast of the United States. C.H. Briggs has grown from a small business to now providing over 40,000 products from more than 200 suppliers, serving thousands of customers.