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Process Manufacturing Companies Going Global: GTM Challenges and Solutions
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This paper focuses on Global Trade Management (GTM) trends in chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing companies, with an emphasis on the challenges and solutions for Global Trade Compliance (GTC). The chemicals and pharmaceutical sector is subject to a growing number of global trade regulations, making trade compliance a cornerstone of effective GTM for these companies. In order to uncover best practice GTM solutions in this sector, Aberdeen has investigated survey data obtained from 61 companies in the chemicals and pharmaceutical industries that participated in the Global Trade Compliance Priorities in 2008 study.
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SAP® BusinessObjects™ Supply Chain Performance Management: Improving Supply Chain Effectivenes
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Posted: 15 Mar 2010
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The SAP BusinessObjects Supply Chain Performance Management application helps companies measurably improve supply chain effectiveness, for more responsive supply chain networks and improved cost control. By focusing on the right process metrics, companies can identify and diagnose bottlenecks and more.
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Product Compliance, Safety, and Stewardship for Process Industries
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Posted: 15 Mar 2010
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Discover how companies taking a strategic approach toward safer and greener products can successfully meet the challenges of achieving effective compliance, safety, and product stewardship in a complex regulatory world, while at the same time gaining a competitive business advantage for the future.
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Achieving Compliant Manufacturing Excellence through Real-time Performance Management
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Posted: 26 Jan 2009
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Manufacturers are feeling new pressure on their operations from many directions. Dynamic market needs, increased compliance requirements, more distributed manufacturing operations, rapid product innovation, lean manufacturing, and the transition to new IT technology all manifest themselves on the plant floor and throughout the enterprise.
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