Internet Evolution's Newest Video Tutorial Takes On Supply Chain Optimization

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Internet Evolution's Newest Video Tutorial Takes On Supply Chain Optimization

Tutor David Vellante breaks down the nuts and bolts of building and managing supply chain systems

NEW YORK, June 28 -- Supply chains, those systems and networks that link suppliers and customers, must be fine-tuned if companies are to derive maximized value from them. Thanks to Internet Evolution's latest video tutorial, hosted by enterprise computing expert David Vellante, enterprises can address common pitfalls and vulnerabilities in supply chain optimization (SCO) upfront and consider new capabilities in the future.

"It's critical for companies to get a better grasp of integration, optimization, and transformation of current supply chain systems," notes Vellante, founder of three startups including The Wikibon Project. "This tutorial compares build vs. buy approaches and suggests ways CIOs can craft holistic systems without breaking existing technology."

  The 10-part interactive tutorial can be viewed here:
  http://www.internetevolution.com/tutorial-supply-chain-optimization.asp?

In addition to best practices for successful supply chain optimization, Vellante addresses whether SCO is only applicable to large, Walmart-like multinational companies. He looks at how analytics factor into SCO, and even the role that China plays in supply chain management as the world's leader in low-cost manufacturing. Vellante also discusses the potential for cloud computing to address supply chain challenges, as well as the future of SCO.

  Contact
  Amy Averbook
  Director of Corporate Marketing & Product Development
  UBM TechWeb's Internet Evolution
  (212) 600-3373
  averbook@lightreading.com

  About Internet Evolution

Internet Evolution (http://www.internetevolution.com) hosts more than 200 world-famous Internet experts - such as Kevin Mitnick, once the most-wanted computer hacker in the world; Dr. Lawrence Roberts, inventor of packet switching, and one of the world's foremost authorities on telecom network architectures; Vint Cerf, Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist for Google - all of whom are addressing today's critical socio-economic issues within its ThinkerNet blogosphere. In December 2009, March 2009, Internet Evolution's ThinkerNet won Min's Best-of-Web award for best blog, beating out Time, Newsweek, and Martha Stewart Living; in March 2009, Min's awarded Internet Evolution Internet Digital Team of the Year, Best Community/Social Networking Site, and Best B2B Magazine-Branded Video.

About UBM TechWeb (http://www.ubmtechweb.com/)

UBM TechWeb, the global leader in technology media and professional information, enables people and organizations to harness the transformative power of technology.  Through its core

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Source: Internet Evolution
   

CONTACT:  Amy Averbook, Director of Corporate Marketing & Product
Development, UBM TechWeb's Internet Evolution, +1-212-600-3373,
averbook@lightreading.com

Web Site:  http://www.internetevolution.com/

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