Future supply chain, logistics, distribution, manufacturing, production - part 2 - keynote speaker

http://www.globalchange.com Part Two of Virtual companies, just in time, virtual conveyor belts, integration. Global express delivery systems hard to compete with. Global courier services require huge capital and infrastructure. Competition in delivery services. Gaps in service. Faster delivery times. Logistical challenges and why online purchases are often too slow. Changing customer expectations for even faster response. Growth of same day delivery and overnight delivery. Business management video by keynote conference speaker Dr Patrick Dixon, Futurist and author of 12 books on global trends including Futurewise and Building a Better Business. Speed of change, pressure to act fast. People react emotionally under pressure. Market research, customer opinion and trend analysis. Future vision. Future of logistics and supply chain management. Future of national post offices and postal service monopolies. DHL, Fedex and UPS global competition for just-in-time courier services. Growth of air freight, alternative delivery services. Deregulation of delivery services. Distribution and supplies of components, raw materials and finished products. Package and parcel RFID tracking technologies and RFID controversy. Road, rail, air and shipping comparative costs. Inflation and outsourcing. Overnight delivery and same day delivery services -- growing demand. Pharmacies and garages lead way. Integration of EPOS data. Planning security of supplies and risk management. Online tracking and tracing of products. Integration into global supply chain, suppliers, manufacturers, wholesalers, warehouses, retail. How technology reduce costs in distribution and manufacturing. Last mile. Home delivery, office and factory delivery. Logistics, supply chain, management, wholesale, retail, transportation, distribution, supplies, freight, courier, tracking, dhl, deutsche post, fedex, ups, manufacturing, post offices, monopoly, integration, software, data. logistics supply chain management wholesale retail transportation distribution supplies freight courier tracking dhl. Future of logistics and supply chain management. Future of national post offices and postal service monopolies. DHL, Fedex and UPS global competition for just-in-time courier services. Growth of air freight, alternative delivery services. Deregulation of delivery services. Distribution and supplies of components, raw materials and finished products. Package and parcel RFID tracking technologies and RFID controversy. Road, rail, air and shipping comparative costs. Inflation and outsourcing. Overnight delivery and same day delivery services -- growing demand. Pharmacies and garages lead way. Integration of EPOS data. Planning security of supplies and risk management. Online tracking and tracing of products. Integration into global supply chain, suppliers, manufacturers, wholesalers, warehouses, retail. How technology reduce costs in distribution. Last mile. Home delivery, office and factory delivery. Video by keynote conference speaker Dr Patrick Dixon, Futurist and author of 12 books on global trends including Futurewise and Building a Better Business.
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[pjvdixon]

Yes - local home distribution hubs is the answer.

[pjvdixon]

Thanks - your English is better than my French or Chinese! Do remember to subscribe - and enjoy more videos.

[almady]

everybody wants a fast service and all the businesses are trying hard to achieve this kind of efficiency but there are many trade offs for this kind of fast service which one of them is COST !!! unless they will discover some technology which would help them to deliver their products to final customers much faster without effecting cost. its not a useful presentation. cheers

[pjvdixon]

Well it is already happening - which is why courier companies and express delivery services are doing so well around the world. Yes speed usually means greater cost but in many businesses it is worth paying the extra cost to get products arrive just in time.

[Nkatsikanis]

FLEX is a client side browser technology that allows rich internet applications to be developed for the the flash player . AJAX is a javascript technology that allows parts of a web page to be be reloaded with out the whole page being reloaded.

[pjvdixon]

Thanks. Patrick

[dwayneae]

we would need faster modes of transportation or have the product near by to accomplish such rapid delivery.

[Claviale]

AMAZING!!!

[ANGELLAREDOTEXAS]

Try UPS Trade Direct Services.

[Gudrunsvej58]

why to proove that earth is round shaped!?? all those basic stuff can take 2 minutes ))

[Tabscoob83]

it´s true much times the companys not is ready for hanges their process!! but the change is better than a poor support costomers!! you sorry me but i don´t can write so good english, im 23 years and i like this title!!! cheers