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5 Steps of a Supply Chain Market Analysis

What’s the best way to conduct a do-it-yourself-style supply chain market analysis and ensure that you get the intelligence your business needs without paying exorbitant prices?

What is Record to Report (R2R)?

R2R allows stakeholders to analyze various company metrics to determine whether or not the company is performing in accordance with expectations.

Full-page Newspaper Ad Challenges Top Business Executives

Notable businesses say they're changing their strategy, and an ad in the New York Times might just hold them to it.

6 Tricks for Lowering Your IIoT Costs

What is the total operating cost of your IIoT network? Beyond the initial purchase expenditure, what ongoing costs have you overlooked? These tricks will help you recoup your costs more quickly and seamlessly.

3 Ways Textile Manufacturers are Seamlessly Integrating AI into Production

Every element of the textile process, including textile production, product cost, quality control, data collection, statistical process control, just-in-time manufacturing, and computer integrated manufacturing, is getting an AI makeover.

What is Manufacturing Overhead?

Also known as production overhead, factory overhead, or factory burden, manufacturing overhead refers to all of the indirect costs required to operate your factory.

Consumers Calling for Increased Food Transparency

Consumer trust is critical to business success, particularly when it comes to food. Research finds consumers care about information beyond the product label.

After 625 Food Recalls in 2018, Industry Seeks to Improve Processing Purity

Meat and poultry recalls rose by 66% between 2013 and 2018, according to a recent report from the U.S. Public Interest Research Group.

2012 London Olympics by the Numbers

Every four years, the summer Olympics captivates audiences around the world with incredible athletic feats, exciting international competition, and a strong sense of pageantry and tradition.

What Is Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) and Why Is It Important in Industrial Business?

Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) is one of several lean inventory management techniques utilized to increase the efficiency with which inventory is handled.