Tagged With "Chain"

Toshiba Earns 2020 Supply & Demand Chain Executive Green Supply Chain Award LAKE FOREST, Calif., Dec. 9, 2020 — Supply & Demand Chain Executive celebrates Toshiba America Business Solutions ' firm and continual commitment to a more sustainable planet by presenting the manufacturer its 2020 Green Supply Chain Award. The Green Supply Chain Award recognizes companies that emphasize sustainability as a core element of their supply chain strategy while working to achieve measurable...

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Supply chain woes continue Mario Cordero, executive director of Port of Long Beach in California, gave interview detailing ongoing problems - Some issues caused by consolidation of companies who own shipping containers - The top 6 container operators control more than 70% of all container capacity - As businesses try to restock after lifting of COVID-19 restrictions, they are paying 4 time more to move product compared to last year - Now are fewer routes, fewer smaller ships and fewer ports...

1. It use to cost approx $200.00 to airship a Doc Feeder from China to Canada. It now costs $800.00. 2. A manufacturer now has to compete for space on airlines to ship product. Air shipments that use to arrive in a week now take three weeks. 3. In Canada, Toshiba made A4s have been in stock for months. We still sell way more A3 product. A3 delivery has been pretty good but not great especially on Dual Head Doc Feeders and accessories. Toshiba Canada loses money because of freight costs on...

Toshiba sold out of A4s today with dealers trying to beat the price increase.

If Ricoh cannot supply product, you need to consider adding another product line, like Toshiba. How long would you estimate it would take you to get a IM C4500 if you ordered it today?

Not only in the US and Canada but worldwide many supply chains are disrupted. And this problem won't be over soon.....

I'm still in the field selling MFPs and IT Services. In recent months I've seen some new changes with IT hardware and A3 MFP devices and supply chains. Should we be concerned even more?

Lexmark Recognized with Multiple Manufacturing Leadership Awards Cross-functional teams honored for enabling manufacturing excellence at Lexmark for the 11 th year in a row LEXINGTON, Ky. , April 7, 2022 / PRNewswire / -- Lexmark, a global imaging and IoT solutions leader, today announced that it has been recognized as a winner in the 2022 Manufacturing Leadership Awards for its outstanding achievement in three categories: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Digital Supply Chains,...

FYI, I need to get me one of Mikes Mic. The sound is awesome

COVID is still so fresh in everyone's mind. For those of us in the copier industry we jumped from one frying pan to another frying pan at the end of COVID. That second frying pan is the supply chain issues that we've been dealing with for some time now. I believe it's been 8-10 months since the problems really hit home with many of the dealers and sales people. For most of us the back orders are insane! Never in my 42 years of selling copiers did I every quote delivery might be expected in...

If you really want to know what is going on with the Supply Chain, this is the best source from a University professor who reports on it three times a week. ... https://www.youtube.com/channe...yBgKSiwb3WP4ACPnF5nA ... long story short, the COVID lockdowns in China has made shipping containers a mess that will not resolve before many months. There are 100s of ships off China's coast that cannot load or off load containers. When that does eventually resolve, the USA West Coast is going to be...

Toshiba Tec's recently revised consolidated financial report says it well, I think for all OEMs. "... and on the profit front, operating profit and ordinary profit declined in contrast with the previously announced forecast owing to factors such as semiconductor shortages, soaring prices of components, tightness in international shipping transportation, increased shipping costs and delays in product supply due to COVID lockdowns in some areas of China."

If you didn't catch them, below are the replies from yesterdays Supply Chain Day One blog . SSG gave us two great contributions below..... Yesterday's replies SalesServiceGuy Maven VIP Toshiba Tec's recently revised consolidated financial report says it well, I think for all OEMs. "... and on the profit front, operating profit and ordinary profit declined in contrast with the previously announced forecast owing to factors such as semiconductor shortages, soaring prices of components,...

... there might be 40 or so ships directly off the California cost but there are several dozen more slow idling off the Baja coast waiting to move into postion off LA and Long Beach. ... plus the Port of LA has some big contract renogitations to deal with the longshoremen and various port operators.

Let me count the ways.....how many clients are opting out re-leasing their copiers, others that want to buy their existing copier from the leasing company and a few additional accounts sprinkled in that they are opting to stay status quo. Yup the last few weeks many of my clients that were playing hide and seek finally got me the goods on where their heads were at. One of the talk tracks today was about a Fair Market Value (FMV) lease and what is the option for the client to buy that device.

Like @Earl Everson 's take on the "excitement" factor of when the device is coming in. Good spin on the sale about the excitement. Positive feedback and thought on this crap situation!

Sharp’s parent predicts better second half Foxconn (aka Hon Hai Precision of Taiwan), owner of Sharp, stated that the second half of 2022 is heading “in a better direction” “We are quite confident in the stability of our supply chain for second half of this year” Warned that revenue for its electronics business could slip this quarter due to rising inflation, cooling demand and escalating supply chain issues

AUSTIN, Texas--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Epicor, a global leader of industry-specific enterprise software to promote business growth, today announced it has acquired Data Interchange, a UK-based provider of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) cloud technologies and managed services. The Data Interchange acquisition expands the reach of Epicor in European markets and adds to the company’s portfolio of B2B integration technologies, empowering customers to connect businesses and trading partners,...

Snarled supply chains that helped fuel red-hot inflation are slowly disentangling, offering hope for relief for cash-strapped consumers. But the U.S. faces geopolitical tensions, a shortage of truck drivers and a potential railroad strike that all endanger recent progress. The New York Federal Reserve’s global supply chain pressure index soared to an all-time high in December 2021 and remained elevated for much of this year before plummeting in recent months , reaching its lowest level in...