Document Overview

Business Strategy: The State of Collaboration Between Consumer Packaged Goods Manufacturers and Retailers

Authors: Simon Ellis, Kimberly Knickle, Leslie Hand
Document #MI220943
PublishedDecember, 2009
Document TypeMarket Overview
Number of Pages     28
Number of Figures     18

 

Overview

This IDC Manufacturing Insights report presents our view on the state of collaboration between consumer products (CP) manufacturers and retailers, starting with an economic review and followed by analysis of areas where we see either the highest current level of collaboration or the greatest future potential for collaboration. The report concludes with a look at the future of collaboration in consumer packaged goods (CPG), along with insights on where companies should focus their collaborative efforts.

"It continues to be our view that less collaborative companies will find themselves at an increasing competitive disadvantage to those that are more collaborative, particularly given the rather tenuous state of the U.S./global economy as we move into 2010." — Simon Ellis, practice director for Supply Chain Strategies

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Subscriptions Covered:

IT Strategies, Supply Chain Strategies

Regions Covered:

Worldwide

Categories Covered:

Business Areas, Services Provisioning, Insights: Manufacturing, Domain Focus, Industry Focus

 

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Document Authors
 
 
Ellis, Simon
Practice Director,
Supply Chain Strategies; BOVC
Knickle, Kimberly
Practice Director,
Emerging Agenda; Sustainability; AOVC
Hand, Leslie
Research Director