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Manhattan Associates   CSC

Strategies for Volatile Times
June 25,2009 12:00 PM EDT
Sponsored by Manhattan Associates & CSC, presented by Food Logistics

Supply chain lessons can be learned from what leaders are doing — keeping a lid on costs and using supply chain as a tool for finding hidden values that elude other participants across the extended enterprises that represent the global food and beverage and grocery retail industries. Now is the time for participants across this extended supply chain to re-examine end-to-end processes and costs and look to new supply chain strategies to gain a competitive edge. Supply chain transformation during these current economic conditions can provide companies with what they need to:

• Lower total costs of supply and delivery
• Accelerate the performance of stores and increase same-store sales
• Control logistics costs across the extended network
• Provide the visibility needed to match demand with supply
• Increase inventory productivity and velocity
• Manage risks in a more proactive manner


Join us for this webcast as we take a look at the challenges in these unprecedented times and what leaders are doing to overcome them.

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