Logistics Magazine’s third annual Mercury Awards Gala dinner was a resounding success with 150 industry guests enthusiastically supporting winners in seven awards categories.
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Moving Women forward
Organisations that encourage women and mixed teams are shown to be over 20% more effective than male only teams.
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SAP deal with Open Text
Processing paper invoices, which requires substantial manual effort for data entry to financial applications, represents a major challenge for customers to ensure timely payment and keep costs under control.
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Pronto Software plants seeds of success
Pronto Software, an Australian developer of enterprise software solutions, has inked a deal with Heritage Seeds, one of Australia’s largest seed companies to roll out its flagship ERP solution.
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Linfox story goes to film
The success story of iconic Australian based logistics company, Linfox will will be screened around the world as part of the latest marketing campaign for HSBC’s global commercial banking business.
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T&L leaders say no change isn’t an option
Leaders at the National Transport & Logistics (T&L) Innovation and Technology Summit have identified innovation throughout the whole supply chain as the prime solution to the carbon challenge facing Australia.
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Financial health check
With the global credit crunch potentially creating headaches for some small to medium businesses, it’s a good time to look at your business loans and the opportunities that exist to save money.
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Bing Lee goes live with Paperless Warehousing
After 51 years the Bing Lee vision is finally a reality! Affectionately called 'Ken's Shed,' the state of the art head office and warehouse are now fully operational.
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How blue is your business ocean?
Does your business operate in the known market space, with known rules or does it create its own blue ocean markets where the competition is irrelevant because you are re-writing the rules of the game?
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Point of difference
For Australian Discount Retail, the supply chain is made up of two parts; the physical infrastructure and planning and processes. Developing both is essential.
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