More cargo airlines eye adding revenue through multichannel sales
Cargo airlines are increasingly embracing multichannel sales approaches as they attempt to cater for all ...
An interesting blog by DHL examining supply chain segmentation. It has long been obvious that supply chains need to reflect different product types and customer requirements, but that can result in some incredibly complex strategic decisions, especially for large multinationals serving a multitude of markets and regions. For example, after HP acquired Compaq in 2001, “the $25bn deal was supposed to realise savings of $2.5bn, $1.8bn of which would come from streamlining the logistics and distribution network. But first, the ...
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