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Author: Keren Bergman, Shekhar Borkar, William Dally, Thomas Sterling
The ExaScale Computing Study is a landmark technical report investigating whether computing systems could reach 1,000× the computing power of petascale systems—i.e., exaflops—within practical power and footprint limits by around 2015. The report compiles the findings and recommendations of a working group formed by DARPA, composed of experts from universities, national laboratories, and industry.
Relationships in the supply chain
The internationalization of the retail supply chain
International sourcing
Differences in distribution culture
Fashion logistics and quick response
Past, present and future
Temperature-controlled supply chains
Rethinking efficient replenishment in the grocery sector
The development of e-tail logistics
Retail exchanges and RFID
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Afterword
Index
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