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Managing by Values
The need for management to be culturally sensitive has been identified by numerous researchers. A value system is defined as an enduring organisation of beliefs concerning preferable modes of conduct. Values are intimately connected with mo...
Let-s Be Clear in Our Goals for the Textile Sector
The pitfalls of rapid privatization can be seen throughout Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, as well as in many third world countries. A rush to divestiture through a transfer of overvalued government stocks in failing enterprises...
Apparel Supply Chain Management – Hong Kong Experience
According to the Hong Kong Trade Statistics, Hong Kong is a leader in the world of textiles and clothing. The industry accounts for one third of local output and employed over 324,000 people in about 30,000 industry-trading firms in 1997. H...
Consumers- Attitude on Textile Image Generated by
Consumer-s buying behavior depends on look-and-see, and touch-and-feel of fabric in apparel shopping on-line with Quick Response based mass-customization. The purpose of this study is to investigate how is different on the consumer-s textur...
Building a Fiber Company in the 21st Century: A new Model
Building a Fiber Marketing Company requires a complex understanding of problems through the entire textile industry supply chain including growers, processors, spinners, fabric formers, cut-and-sew manufacturers, retailers, and of course th...
Marketing and Promotion
In a climate of constant change and whiplash time frames textiles are becoming increasingly specialized integrating functions and properties. Most crucial changes have been brought in by advancement in manufacturing technology and informati...
Modernizing the Textile Industry in Developing Countries to Meet Global Demands
In this new century, the driving force of any development must stem from three major aspects: (1) Globalization (2) Competitiveness (3) Information This paper deals with these aspects in general and in connection with the textile industry i...
Mass Customization: Implications & Implementation
The textile and apparel complex has been scrambling in recent years to adjust to a rapidly changing business environment. Industry leaders have been forced to evaluate this business shift and the ultimate effect on the consumer to determine...
The Impact of Globalization on Textile Trade – Myths & Realities
Trade is probably the most ancient of the economical activities to have taken place. Not only commodities but also the exchange of ideas, information, entertainment and even culture, is now an irreversible fact of life. With components and...
Aligning the Supply Chain to Anticipate Developing Market Trends
Supply chain management (or mismanagement) has a substantial impact on the successfulness of business strategies. Yet, too often companies look at the tools of supply chain management as operation-based only and not as an integral part of t...
An Analytical Study on Development of Egypt’s Yarn and Textile Product Exports Before and After ERSAP Implementation
The study is divided into an introduction and four chapters about developing of ARE exports of cotton spinning and textile products before and after application of economic reform policy. Its mentioned in the introduction that Egyptian cott...
Integrating Apparel Merchandising Business Processes for Global Marketplaces
In global apparel businesses, merchandising refers to communication and coordination between cross-country organizations that collaboratively proceed three major activity processes of product development, sourcing and distribution. In this...