By Kim Eun-jin        August 3, 2020, 15:37 Prices of server DRAM Products fell in July. Contract prices of server DRAM products have begun to fall after staying high for months due to growth of the untact economy following the novel coronavirus outbreak. Market research firm DRAM Exchange said on July 31 that the price of a 32GB DDR4 DRAM for servers posted US$134 in July, down 6.4 percent from the previous month,. The price has risen steady since late last year, from US$106 at the end of 2019 to US$109 in January this year, US$115.5 in February, US$121.3 in March and US$143.1 in April. It had been maintained at US$143.1 for three months in the April-June period, helping Korean DRAM makers improve their performance. Samsung Electronics posted 5.43 trillion won in operating profit in the semiconductor sector in the second quarter of 2020,

Logistics Strategy and Operations Primer for 2019 Supply chain leaders can use Gartner’s 2019 logistics research to develop new strategies and ensure best operational practices Experts: Greg Aimi, David Gonzalez, James Lisica and Courtney Rogerson For many companies and their supply chain leaders, striving to capitalize on the burgeoning customer-centric delivery services, logistics capabilities have become a critical enabler and value differentiator. While companies and their customers are all too ready to make service demands, logistics leaders are still pressured to optimize the cost of providing those services to their customers. And that’s not getting any easier!  To keep ahead of these evolving demands, logistics leaders must develop a network that provides consistent and reliable delivery service while keeping their CFOs happy with