Business Innovation: The Online Cookbook

There is a common trend across most of the world we live in today of innovation and adaptation. Recently a lot of this change had come from the technological front, and this is no different for the largest brick and mortar retailer in the United States, Walmart. Walmart has put a substantial amount of focus on keeping up with the ever changing digital commerce business environment. Walmart projects that out of the 324 million people that live across the country 140 million of them visit their store either in person or through their website each week. This traffic brings in about $5.4 billion dollars per week and is second only to the online shopping platform Amazon

Barnes Hospital Bulletin

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Perancangan Dan Pembuatan Website Social Commerce Marketplace Dengan Memanfaatkan API Media Sosial

Social commerce marketplace website is a website that acts as a third party to bridge transactions between buyers and sellers as well as optimizes the use of social media. With the payment gateway provided by the marketplace website, buying and selling transactions online can be done safely so a buyer does not need to hesitate if s/he wants to buy a product from a seller. Similarly, the seller also should not hesitate to sell his/her products to anyone.Utilizing the API provided by Facebook and Instagram, the marketplace website can be integrated with those social media. A Facebook user can sign up with his/her account and share products from the marketplace website to his/her social media accounts. In addition, e-commerce sellers who use Facebook or Instagram for online business can upload their products directly from those social media. Automatically, the products that had been uploaded can be viewed on the marketplace website. Thus, the e-commerce sellers can reach a wider customer base

A framework for closed-loop supply chains of reusable articles

Reuse practices contribute to the environmental and economical sustainability of production and distribution systems. Surprisingly, reuse closed-loop supply chains (CLSC) have not been widely researched for the moment. In this paper, we explore the scientific literature on reuse and we propose a framework for reusable articles. This conceptual structure includes a typology integrating under the reusable articles term different categories of articles (transportation items, packaging materials, tools) and addresses the management issues that arise in reuse CLSC. We ground our results in a set of case studies developed in real industrial settings, which have also been contrasted with cases available in existing literature.reverse logistics;case studies;closed-loop supply chains;returns managment