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Amway Makes Consumer Safety & Sustainability Gains
Amway was looking to reduce production time by getting lab test results faster. A new system took days off cycle times and also delivered unexpected benefits, both in lab efficiency and for Amway's company-wide sustainability program.
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Charmer Sunbelt Makes the Most of WMS Investment
To fully integrate SAP’s WMS, the wine and spirits distributor needed to upgrade its warehouses to a real-time data collection system. Installing WLAN achieved vital savings in installation and labor costs.
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Driscoll's Builds Stronger Brand Equity
Driscoll’s wanted to create a stronger connection between its berries and consumers. To help engage consumers on a more personal level, Driscoll’s created a traceability program called “Follow Us To The Farm,” which is accessible via the www.driscsolls.com web site.
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Luxottica Sees Greater Operational Excellence
Luxottica's objective was to improve the efficiency of the quality control process to lower costs. The only question was how could it meet this challenge while keeping pace with increasing demand?
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Hayneedle Finds the Elusive Key to Growth
By 2009, Hayneedle, Inc. was marketing more than 220 niche product category web sites. With so many disparate products, an organized and optimized distribution process became top priority.
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Paper Island Has Something to Celebrate
The greeting card and giftware manufacturer transformed the replenishment of store-level inventories from a traditional and manual process into one that has enabled the company to optimize inventory and increase sales by more than 30 percent.
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Sun-Maid Proves Recall Practice Makes Perfect
Sun-Maid has never had a product recall, but that doesn't mean the company isn't prepared for one. As a major contributor to the Rapid Recall Exchange, Sun-Maid points to some of the features that make it an important part of the company's product recall and market withdrawal process.
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Warehousing Scents: Parlux Wins with Execution Improvements
Although Jessica Simpson and Rihanna are just a few of the celebrities for whom Parlux Fragrances creates branded fragrances, it is still a relatively small operation. The company recently gained a competitive edge with execution improvements despite a major relocation.
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Powell's Books Goes Mobile to Manage Growth
From humble storefront beginnings in 1971, Powell's Books has grown into one of the world's great bookstores in the Portland metropolitan area. To streamline warehouse operations, Powell’s Books sought out new mobile devices.
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