Scheduling Operations

Levi’s Continues Supply Chain Optimization Initiatives

Levi Strauss & Co. is seeking to transition to a unified enterprise resourcing planning (ERP) system across its global operations by mid-2027.

Levi’s recently migrated its Asia business operations and Beyond Yoga brand onto the global platform after integrating North America units three years ago. With Asia integration now complete, the company is integrating European and Latin America business units onto their global platform. The legendary denim maker once had thirteen different ERP platforms but is targeting one global unit to […]

By James Kirby Easterling|2026-08-24T04:11:10+00:00August 30, 2026|Tags: ERP, global platform, integration, optimization, sustainability|

Notre Dame Reopens to the Public

Five years after the catastrophic fire on April 15, 2019, Notre Dame reopened to the public on December 8, 2024.

Over 2,000 highly skilled artisans worked with donations from 340,000 donors from 150 countries around the world to restore the beloved cathedral in this larger-than-life project.

For previous posts about this project, see Should Notre Dame Get A Makeover? and Notre Dame’s Makeover Creates a Project Management Challenge.

Video Spotlight:

Get a first […]

By Lisa M. Spencer|2025-01-08T07:05:23+00:00January 8, 2025|Tags: project management, scheduling, WBS, work breakdown structure|

American Airlines Implements New Queuing Tactic

American Airlines works to stamp out “gate lice” with new boarding policies. Line jumpers who try to board ahead of their group number will be called out and forced to wait their turn.

Video Spotlight: