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First Industrial Case Study: Le☆Nature’s, Inc.
With consumer demand on the rise for its
all-natural beverages, this bottled water maker
in Latrobe, PA, needed to build a state-of-theart
production and headquarters facility out
West to help tap into lucrative new markets.
First Industrial Realty Trust, Inc.
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005 First Industrial Case Study: Longs Drugs
Seeking to move a distribution center off its
balance sheet yet maintain operations until
a replacement facility was built, this leading
West Coast pharmacy chain found a sale
leaseback to be just what the doctor ordered.
First Industrial Realty Trust, Inc.
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005 Managing the Aviation and Defense Supply Chain
Improvements in the aviation and defense supply chain have been slow to surface due to
the industry’s inherent complexities. New technologies and business processes can help.
Sachin Taparia, Aviall, Inc.
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005 Global Sourcing: Insights and Opportunities From China and Beyond
Globalization is a reality affecting how companies worldwide formulate their business and
procurement strategies. Sourcing from global suppliers will fundamentally alter most
companies’ supply chain models and competitive cost positions.
Robert S. Forrest, Accenture
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005 The New Priorities for Transportation Management Success
Logistics leaders are revamping their transportation processes and supporting technology
to secure freight capacity and protect hard-won reductions in freight costs – while
increasing their overall value to their company.
Beth Enslow, AberdeenGroup
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005 Interview: Tom Hostetler, CEO, Cardinal Logistics
Cardinal Logistics’ CEO Tom Hostetler discusses
the nuts and bolts of capacity, human resources
and geopositioning technology in transportation
management.
Tom Hostetler, Cardinal Logistics
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005 Cardinal Logistics Delivers the ‘Final Mile’ of the Supply Chain
Cardinal Logistics Management is
an integrated transportation solutions
provider with extensive industry
expertise helping companies
optimize their supply chains.
Cardinal Logistics
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005 Tomorrow’s Procurement Tools
To remain at the forefront of innovation, companies must continue to keep pace with
evolving sourcing and procurement technologies. Early adopters can help ensure their
success in today’s markets and secure their future market position.
Christopher Brousseau, Accenture
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005 Enable Margin Improvement Initiatives With E-Procurement
AcquireX is a leading provider of
“on-demand” e-procurement
services. We specialize in helping
our customers drive unit cost savings
on their direct and indirect
purchases with a broad set of procurement-
related services that can
be customized to meet your
unique needs.
Acquirex
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005 Real Results From Purchase-to-Pay Opportunities
Outsourcing procurement operations can help organizations successfully transform
procurement and deliver benefits to increase shareholder value.
Charles Findlay, Accenture, Jeffrey Zaniker, Accenture
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005 Supply Chain Services for Aviation And Defense Aftermarket
Aviall provides industry-leading
aftermarket supply chain management
services to the aviation and
defense industry. Over 220 OEMs
and 18,500 customers throughout
the world utilize Aviall for their
aviation and defense aftermarket
support requirements.
Sachin Taparia, Aviall, Inc.
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005 Architecting the Liquid Supply Chain
Rethinking liquid logistics can offer significant investment returns. The key is in viewing
liquids as a fluid product instead of a nonliquid product in standard discrete packaging.
Wally Klatch, CPIM, Supply Chain for Liquids, William T. Walker, CFPIM, CIRM, Siemens Building Technologies
Ascet Volume 7, September 13, 2005
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