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If you have a problem
Infor software
finding specialist screws,
if you can’t find them,
if no one else can help,
helps companies
maybe you should hire . . .
go green
Infor has announced general supply chain network and then
availability of the latest version of fine-tuning it to lower emissions,
Infor SCM Network Design, a whilst also achieving cost and
supply chain modeling solution service objectives.
used by some of the world’s most “Supply chains can become out
recognisable manufacturers, of tune due to factors like mergers
the
distributors, transporters, and
and acquisitions and fluctuating fuel
retailers.
costs,” said John Pulling, senior
In response to increased supply
director, supply chain management,
chain costs and the need to teamact
Infor. “Infor SCM Network Design
implement more carbon efficient
helps companies continually
networks, new capabilities in Infor
evaluate their networks so they can
SCM Network Design help
implement and maintain more cost
companies redesign, model and
and carbon efficient supply chains.”
optimise their networks.
Infor SCM Network Design helps
Infor SCM Network Design
companies make efficient supply
provides advanced modelling
chain infrastructure choices, such as
capabilities that incorporate relevant
the size, location, and number of
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companies to factor carbon
emissions related to nodes, such as
to stock products and what
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plants, warehouses and stores, and
combination of national and local
transport modes, including rail, air,
distribution centres is most efficient.
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enables organisations to take the
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chain, by first calculating the carbon replenishment strategies for their
emissions generated from their customers.
Actinic appoints director of
product development
Actinic has appointed Ben Dyer to the newly-created position of
ACT (FASTENERS &
product development director.
Actinic CEO Chris Barling expands on why the post has been created:
COMPONENTS) LIMITED
“There are significant changes taking place in ecommerce at the
moment. This is a key strategic appointment that will help Actinic to
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respond to these changes, push forward future product developments
and retain our leading position in the market.”
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Ben joins Actinic from Xyratex, where he was an IT program manager
responsible for browser-delivered software services. Prior to this he
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worked for BSkyB and BAE Systems. At BSkyB he was part of the team
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responsible for relaunching SkySports.com and its supporting
infrastructure. He also worked on some of the original ‘red button’
interactive television services.
Units 13 & 16,
Ben comments, “I’m highly passionate both about the ecommerce
Four Ashes Industrial Estate,
and technology sector and I am delighted to be joining the talented
Station Road, Four Ashes,
organisation at Actinic. I am looking forward to helping build on its
Wolverhampton WV10 7DB, UK.
excellent reputation."
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