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    Explore " cost control" with insightful episodes like "190: Behind the scenes with Rae & AskAdvisory", "Are mid-tier IT firms better placed to handle manpower crisis?", "What Brands Need to Know To Go International (UK) with Will Lovatt", "EP 113 - Azure Cost Mangament Basics" and "The Hospitalist (Vol 17, Issue 6)" from podcasts like ""Radio Advisory", "The Working Life", "eCom Logistics Podcast", "IT Pro Tech Talk" and "The Hospitalist"" and more!

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    190: Behind the scenes with Rae & AskAdvisory

    190: Behind the scenes with Rae & AskAdvisory

    Every year, Advisory Board receives thousands of questions from healthcare leaders about what's happening in the industry and how their organizations should respond. The team who answers these questions is called AskAdvisory – and today we're giving listeners a behind-the-scenes look at how these experts help leaders answer their most pressing questions.

    In Part 1 of this episode, host Rachel (Rae) Woods invites some of our AskAdvisory colleagues to answer some of the questions they've received this year. Then, in Part 2, Rae invites Chris Phelps, lead producer of the Radio Advisory team, to give listeners an inside look on how we make Radio Advisory.

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    Are mid-tier IT firms better placed to handle manpower crisis?

    Are mid-tier IT firms better placed to handle manpower crisis?
    While IT giants are struggling to bring down wage costs and are on a cost cutting spree, the mid-tier companies had not gone over-board during the recruitment frenzy. In today's episode of The Working Life Avneet Hora, Senior Director, Human Resources, Unisys explains how these smaller firms had estimated that lull and had not inflated salaries or gone over-board with hiring , which has helped them handle cost pressures today.

    What Brands Need to Know To Go International (UK) with Will Lovatt

    What Brands Need to Know To Go International (UK) with Will Lovatt

    In this episode of eCom Logistics Podcast, Will Lovatt discusses the challenges and opportunities in the European eCommerce logistics landscape compared to the North American market. He highlights the fragmented nature of the European market due to different languages, legal jurisdictions, and tax regimes. Will also emphasizes the importance of understanding consumer expectations in the UK, such as fast and reliable delivery, sustainability, and the rise of pickup spots and lockers. He also touches on the adoption of automation in European warehouses and the impact of Brexit on supply chain operations.

    ABOUT WILL

    Will Lovatt is the General Manager and Vice President of Deposc. With over 30 years of experience in the industry, Will has worked with companies like IBM, JDA, and Llamasoft. He specializes in helping direct-to-consumer supply chains optimize their operations and navigate the complexities of the European market. Currently working with some of the world's most demanding, innovative and fast-growing direct-to-consumer supply chains to improve their responsiveness and efficiency. Deposco native web SaaS solutions power the supply chains of Consumer Packaged goods, 3PLs, and a wide spectrum of eCommerce operations.

     

    HIGHLIGHTS

    [00:02:13] Will Lovatt's background and experience in the logistics industry

    [00:05:02] The evolution of supply chain and the need for flexible and dynamic solutions

    [00:08:03] The accessibility of enterprise-level solutions for mid-market brands

    [00:10:18] The challenges and complexities of expanding into the European market

    [00:15:07] The differences in consumer expectations between the UK and the US

    [00:18:34] Considerations for brands entering the UK or European market

    [00:21:53] The importance of location and planning laws in setting up a warehouse

    [00:23:24] The adoption of pickup spots and lockers in the UK

    [00:26:09] The importance of reliability in meeting customer expectations

    [00:29:04] The adoption of automation in the UK and Europe

    [00:32:50] The importance of having a holistic omni-channel strategy

    [00:40:31] How to learn more about DePosco and connect with Will Lovatt

     

    QUOTES

    [00:25:49] “Customers are openly comparing. And if you have a look at forums, they're talking about the courier that we have. Either failed them or satisfied their order openly.” - Will Lovatt

    [00:22:26] “I guess the point is that the country governments have got a role to play in either being attractive to eCommerce operators or not. Um, and whether they realize that or not, that they're making some small decisions, which are, which are pushing. Boundaries one way or the other and or the preference for one side of a boundary or the other.” - Will Lovatt

     

    Find out more about Will Lovatt in the link below:

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willlovatt/?originalSubdomain=uk

     

    EP 113 - Azure Cost Mangament Basics

    EP 113 - Azure Cost Mangament Basics

    In this episode, a first part of a series, the Architects discuss how to monitor and control costs in Azure.  This will be foundational to some future upcoming episodes.

    We thank our anchor sponsor, solutions4networks, for helping make this show possible! s4nets provides security, network, data center, and cloud solutions for organizations of all sizes.  Reach out to solutions4networks for assessments and projects to help control your costs.

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    The Hospitalist (Vol 17, Issue 6)

    The Hospitalist (Vol 17, Issue 6)
    In our issue this month, new SHM president Dr. Eric Howell talks about his plan for recruiting new members to the society. Dr. Brad Rosen, who leads the hands-on ultrasound procedures courses at SHM meetings, explains how these popular courses stay relevant, Dr. Todd Hecht tells us why he participated in the poster contest at HM13, and Dr. Thomas Frederickson discusses what value-based purchasing really means to health care. Also in this issue, pediatric hospitalist Dr. Mark reflects on his career—so far—in hospital medicine for his farewell column, and our key clinical question explores the management of hereditary angioedema.