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  Celtrino Celtrino Blog: 5 Ways to Reduce Administration Costs

  

  5 Ways to Reduce Administration Costs blog.celtrino.ie

  Despite the turn of the year, 2012 looks set to be another year of austerity and cost reductions. Several well known names from the UK high street have set the tone by reporting less than impressive Q4 results and some are even...

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  Celtrino Have a look at our Masters of Supply Chain Management series. Today's blog post is about Peter Durand and his invention: the humble tin can. http://goo.gl/fb/pGJdT

  

  Masters of Supply Chain Management – Peter Durand blog.celtrino.ie

  Like all of the best inventions, Peter Durand managed to create a device which not only helped to assist with shipment, but which was also of benefit to humanity as a whole. Durand’s creation? The humble tin can. Source:...

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  Celtrino Celtrino Blog: Two Supply Chain Management Predictions for 2012 http://goo.gl/fb/Y3nNG

  Two Supply Chain Management Predictions for 2012 blog.celtrino.ie

  As seems to have been the case every year for the past half decade, 2012 is predicted to be the year that cloud computing finally takes off.  Analysts believe that Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) has finally reached the requisite...

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  Celtrino Celtrino Blog: Electronic Invoicing – You Have to Go the Whole Hog http://goo.gl/fb/cT5iq

  

  Electronic Invoicing – You Have to Go the Whole Hog blog.celtrino.ie

  he flexible nature of electronic invoicing allows for a phased approach, moving a tranche of accounts at a time and creating a hybrid system of physical and electronic accounts paperwork. For the small to medium business, such...

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  Celtrino Do you know what PEPPOL is? http://goo.gl/fb/Buz2n

  What is PEPPOL? blog.celtrino.ie

  Since the announcement of the e-Invoicing & PEPPOL project last week by Minister Brian Hayes, the Minister of State with special responsibility for the Office of Public Works there has been much online and offline discussion...

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  Celtrino Celtrino Blog: Seasonal Supply Chain Disruptions http://goo.gl/fb/Gk1gD

  

  Seasonal Supply Chain Disruptions blog.celtrino.ie

  The traditional Christmas wind-down often allows time and opportunity to observe businesses which have prepared their supply chain properly to deal with the demands of their customers. One of the easiest places to see successes...

  13 days ago
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  Celtrino Irish Government Announces e-Invoicing Project via PEPPOL and Celtrino goo.gl/fb/yibbM

  Irish Government Announces e-Invoicing Project via PEPPOL and Celtrino blog.celtrino.ie

  Today was a landmark day for Celtrino and for Ireland. I had the privilege of meeting Minister Brian Hayes and other interested parties to formally launch the first Government and public sector e-Invoicing project. The...

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  Celtrino J Forrester observed that the further up the supply chain one goes, the greater the inventory contingency required, and the greater the costs associated. Read more how to beat the bullwhip in the supply chain. http://goo.gl/XhCZC

  

  Beating the Bullwhip blog.celtrino.ie

  The Bullwhip Effect describes the problems of trying to cope with fluctuating customer demand and the need for holding an inventory to cover the changes. J Forrester observed that the further up the supply chain one goes, the...

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  Celtrino Today's Masters of Supply Chain Management post is dedicated to Léon Theremin and RFID technology, have a read.

  

  Masters of Supply Chain Management – Léon Theremin blog.celtrino.ie

  One of the most talked about technologies, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), uses tiny passive electronic tags to track goods through the supply chain. Although RFID has found many uses in the modern age, the concept was...

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  Celtrino Do you know what 'Bullwhip Effect' is? Have a read...

  

  What is the ‘Bullwhip Effect’? blog.celtrino.ie

  First coined by J Forrester in his seminal paper Industrial Dynamics back in 1961, the phrase ‘bullwhip effect’ is used to describe the knock on effects of a single product and its demand on the wider supply chain. Forrester...

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