Monthly Archives: April 2012

US based telecommunications company Qualcomm, has warned that supplies of its latest chips are limited which could have a knock-on effect to the smartphone market

Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL), a global shipping and logistics company, has revealed that it is “on track” to reduce its relative green house gas emissions by 30% over the next three years, compared to a 2005 baseline.

Shell and LBC Tank Terminals have signed a facilities management agreement covering the construction and operation of two bitumen storage facilities to be located at the LBC terminals in Nantes and Bayonne in France.

New report shows businesses recognising importance of enterprise-wide risk strategies after supply failures

UK retailer Marks & Spencer has been hit by stock shortages caused by what the group’s CEO referred to as ‘not perfect buying’

The UK’s largest retailer Tesco has announced plans to expand on-line supplier collaboration in an effort to reduce supply chain carbon emissions

The majority of US companies should be preparing to beef up their compliance efforts, consultants have advised.

Enterprise architecture (EA) practitioners have a key role in ensuring their organisations maximise the business opportunities posed by moves towards so-called “big data” infrastructures, experts have advised.