Purchasing - April 6, 2006
Features
Supply chain beats the clock
To capitalize on an emerging market that will be booming in a few years, Pratt & Whitney Canada needs to deliver a jet engine every four hours—a feat that would be impossible without the input of its supply base.
- CA's procurement overhaul focuses on global expertise
- Scale Up: Big Ideas in the Middle Market
- Collaboration with internal customers builds confidence
- Chemicals Edition
- Elements
- Chemforecast
- Sodium bicarb supply strong, tags level with producer costs
- Global Sourcing
- Higher energy costs driving more chem capacity to China
- Industrial Gases
- Prices, supply getting more stable
- Polypropylene
- Prices will fluctuate until feedstock supply and resin demand balance
- Features
- Economic Update
- Buyers, economists agree: Signs of better business abound
- Supplier Chain Solutions
- SRM + E-AUCTIONS: Tools in the toolbox
- Trucking Update
- LTL buyers face an uphill battle
- Markets
- Logistics
- BNSF adds capacity, ends "free time"
- Detours
- Asian demand drives air freight volumes, capacity expansions
- Rail capacity growing... in India
- MRO+Distribution
- Purchasing honors MRO buyers with annual award
- More ammunition for outsourcing MRO
- Packaging
- Wrappings
- New PE film from Denmark
- Strong demand, tight supply keep prices elevated
- New drugs, regulations to boost buying of high-barrier packages
- Products
- Products
- Metals
- OCTG News
- Aluminum Sheet
- Crystal ball is cloudy
- Quanex mulls options for Nichols
- Buying Aluminum
- High-grade sheet keeps an American icon bright and shiny
- Copper
- China to expand smelting capacity
- Steel Tube Market
- Supply of oil country tubular goods may tighten this year
- World Aluminum
- Analysts see high-flying ingot prices well into '07
- News
- Economy + Supply
- 30-day buying plans
- Leadtime Report
- Leadtime Report
- Prices
- Buyers' 90-day price expectations
- News, Markets and Departments
- CPO Views
- How to mold the next leaders
- My Turn
- The next generation
- Players
- John Miller, vice president of purchasing at Nissan
- Your Turn
- Perils of a free-market economy
- Trends
- Purchasing executives on the move...
- Corrections:
- Careers
- Nelson announces retirement, Delphi names Johnson new VP
- Chemforecast
- Pigments and dyes buyers have more choices, but at higher prices
- Education
- Updated Northeastern MBA program includes supply chain track
- Outsourcing Best Practices
- Chevron leverages buyers in outsourcing decisions
- Supply Chain Technology
- SCM software market enters consolidation phase
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