One touch is plenty
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Magazine Article, Source : The Manufacturer US
Zone : Logistics and supply chain
Published : May 2007
Is a one-touch supply chain possible for a complex grid of servers? Surprisingly, yes, and Sun Microsystems has figured it out
One touch is the supply chain ideal. In a warehouse, it means fewer damaged cartons and lost products. In a supply chain, it means fewer dollars spent and thus a higher margin. But a complex grid of specially configured servers is not, after all, a...
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