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Scandal-Hit VW NeedsMore than a Year to FixAll Cars
The world's biggest carmaker by saleshas launched investigations into whowas behind the scam involving over 11million diesel cars that were equippedwith software that switches the engineto a low-emissions mode duringtests.The so-called defeat devices thenturn off pollution controls when thevehicle is on the road, allowing it tospew out harmful levels of toxic gases.
3PLs to Take to Become a StrategicPartner
3PLs are much more than an outsourced logisticsexecution channel today: They're assuming largercontracts, more complex projects and increased authorityas trusted advisors to companies navigating the omni-channel landscape. But with greater responsibility comesgreater expectations all around - and it's up to 3PLs torise to the occasion.
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Omnichain: The Supply ChainReimagined
Today’s manufacturers have to operate in a highlypressurized, customer-centric world of ever-increasingcomplexity. While endeavoring to meet customers’ highexpectations around product quality, availability andrapid delivery, manufacturers are running intricate globalsupply chains
Flipkart's Big BillionDays sale fails yet again
Flipkart's 'Big Billion Days' sale has yetagain run into glitches this year, and thistime the e-commerce giant is tenderingapologies to its sellers in Agra whoseproducts have been removed from thesite for almost two days now due todelivery issues. They couldn’t dispatchthe whole order even on the third daybecause Flipkart's logistics partner isonly collecting partial orders, sayingthey have been asked only to collectcertain orders owing to huge demand.
Meanwhile, Amazon and Snapdeal,Flipkart’s main competitors who alsohad their own sales, seemed to handlethe heavy traffic just fine. Snapdealeven issued a statement saying that itsaw record traffic for its ElectronicsMonday sale and was on track to reach$100 million in transactions.