transport and logistics logo

Free ENews

EVENTS
DIESEL MAGAZINE ARTICLES
EDUCATION, CAREERS & PEOPLE
DATA CAPTURE, RFID & IT
ENVIRONMENT
GOVERNMENT & REGULATIONS
HOT PRODUCTS
MHD MAGAZINE ARTICLES
MATERIALS HANDLING
PROPERTIES FOR SALE & LEASE
PROPERTY NEWS
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS SERVICES
TRUCK & TRAILER EQUIPMENT
WAREHOUSE/DC EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRY GROUPS
NEW / USED TRUCK & TRAILER
FREE E-NEWS
ADVERTISE
ARCHIVE SEARCH

 


Consumer electronics group in eCommerce move


Major players in Australia’s consumer electronics sector have joined forces to transform their supply chain through eCommerce.
 
Putting competition aside, key suppliers and retailers have formed an industry working group, CEWAG (Consumer Electronics Working Action Group), and have met to identify how to progress the industry by developing supply chain standards and tools for eCommerce.
 
Participants in CEWAG include Bing Lee, Breville, BSR Group (Betta Electrical and Chandlers), Dick Smith, Electrolux, Fisher & Paykel, Harvey Norman, LG, Panasonic, Retravision, Sony, Sunbeam, and Whirlpool. The group is an initiative of GS1 Australia, a not-for-profit supply chain standards and services organisation.
 
CEWAG steering committee chair Shane Harris of the BSR Group said: “It is clear that suppliers and retailers have common objectives and are keen to see them achieved.”
 
The group’s key objective is to work with all interested industry trading partners to develop, promote and implement aspects of the GS1 system including product identification, automatic data capture, electronic messaging, data synchronisation and product classifications to enable effective and efficient business processes. CEWAG Vice-chair is Brian Gow from Sony Australia Limited.
 
The group will initially focus on three areas:
  • The creation of a master data model.
  • Electronic messaging standards.
  • Reverse logistics.
The group believes these are three areas that all parties can benefit from quickly.
 
Mr Harris paid tribute to the achievements of the previous industry group created with similar objectives, APPLIECOM. “APPLIECOM created some great foundations for us and we will definitely benefit from their achievements. We intend to use the standards created and to review them to reflect the changes that have occurred in the industry since APPLIECOM last met. We are lucky enough to have some of the APPLIECOM participants contributing to our current group,” he said.
 
CEWAG is now calling for interested parties to participate in the three action groups – Master Data, Electronic Messaging, and Reverse Logistics. CEWAG will meet regularly, alternating between Sydney and Melbourne for meetings and will offer teleconference facilities to participants.
 
For further information please contact CEWAG Facilitator, GS1 Australia Senior Advisor Wendy Sadler-Moyes on (02) 9695 2214 or 0423 566 846.
 
GS1 Australia
 
GS1 Australia is a neutral, not-for-profit organisation and the local affiliate and Member Organisation of GS1, a leading global organisation dedicated to the design and implementation of global standards to supply chains. A total of 108 member organisations in 155 countries are authorised to administer the GS1 System of standards, the most widely used supply chain standards system in the world.
 
For more information visit www.gs1au.org.
 

  • (none)

1,122

  HOT PRODUCTS

 

Toyota Material Handling Australia

Toyota Material Handling Australia (TMHA) is poised to launch a new range of 1.5 to 3 tonne rated capacity at 500mm load centre four-wheel counter-balance battery electric forklifts.  more»

 

Internal Combustion Pneumatic Tyres Forklifts - 4.0 - 5.5 Tonnes

Mitsubishi GRENDIA Series Forklift, the Next generation, higher performance machine Outstanding performance...exceptional value for money.  more»

 

Involved in Logistics or Supply Chain Management?

If you are involved in logistics or supply chain management, and looking to advance your career, this internationally recognised qualification can provide you with the relevant skills for your future.  more»

 

Future Proof your Logistics Career Today

What does the future hold?  more»

 

Exquisitely Orchestrated Execution

Infor10 Supply Chain Execution – a single solution with one version of the truth so that everyone is moving in the same direction at the same time.  more»

 

Oracle Live Webcast: Effective HR in Manufacturing

Turn Strategy into Action in Manufacturing with Effective HR  more»

 

2012 National Challenge - Start Date: 16th APRIL, 2012

The Fresh Connection is an advanced web-based business simulation that challenges participants to work together as a team to demonstrate and improve their knowledge of the Value Chain.  more»

 

100% Error-Free Picking with KiSoft Vision

KiSoft Vision combined with the corresponding processes, ensures 100% error-free order picking. By using augmented reality technology KiSoft Vision visualizes information at the exact time and location the operator needs it, through a head mounted display  more»

Click here to view more Hot Products

Looking for a particular product?   Advanced Search.

  T&L PUBLICATIONS



MHD Supply Chain Solutions
Has been the industry leader for more than 30 years. It is the reference guide for professionals striving for effective end-to-end supply chain management...

Diesel
A bi-monthly magazine that has shaken up the Australian road transport magazine sector with sharp news stories and bold feature articles on the diverse character of the Australian trucking market...

 

 
VISIT INTERMEDIA SITES
 


 

 
The Intermedia Group (TIG) is a leading Australian B2B publishing, event management and technology business providing the most comprehensive and targeted B2B advertising network in Australia.

TIG's brands are a leading source of vital information for Australian and New Zealand businesses within the following 12 vertical markets: Beauty, Construction, Electronics, Entertainment, Government, Health, Homewares, Hospitality, Interior Design, Logistics, Motoring, Procurement, Retail, Recreation and Technology

Intermedia Websites