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Strategic collaboration between domestic and foreign firms on production outsourcing processes: Insights from a developing economy Firm's perspective. [PDF]

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Ali I, Mahmood Z.
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Research on the competitive situation and technical opportunities of global new textile materials technology R&D. [PDF]

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The U.S. Apparel Industry

Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, 2007
The purpose of the study was to identify what prospective professionals in the apparel industry believe the future holds for the industry in the next 10 to 20 years. Essays were collected from 30 apparel design and 48 retail merchandising majors. Participants predicted that technological developments would be the prominent force for changes across all
Eundeok Kim, Kim K. P. Johnson
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A Road-map to Achieve Apparel 4.0; The Apparel Industry Perspective of Industry 4.0

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
The purpose of this research is to develop a road-map to guide the apparel industry to implement Industry 4.0 concept which considered as the latest trend of manufacturing sector with the involvement of Cyber Physical Systems, and Internet of Things.
Hasitha Jayatilake, Suren Peter
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DEVELOPMENTAL PATTERNS OF ASIA'S APPAREL INDUSTRY

Journal of Consumer Studies & Home Economics, 1982
People in many parts of the world depend upon the manufacture of textile and apparel products for their livelihood. The status of these two closely related industries has a major impact on the economic health of many countries, both large and small.
MARY BARRY, KITTY DICKERSON
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Cut scheduling in the apparel industry

Computers & Operations Research, 2007
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Rose, Dawn M., Shier, Douglas R.
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The Global Textile and Apparel Industries

International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 1993
The USA, one of the world's largest markets for textile products, has protected its textile and apparel industries from foreign competition since the beginning of this century. The overall effect of such protectionism has created a hostile environment for major textile/apparel exporting countries, particularly those from Asia.
Yim Yu Wong, Peng S. Chan
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Outlook for Iran’s Apparel Industry

2017
The production and business environment for Iran’s apparel industry as well as that for its parent textile industry was never quite stable. It had been ranked as the national mainstay industry from the modernization era through to oil nationalization as a way to realize import substitution.
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Apparel industry in East Asian newly industrialized countries

Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management: An International Journal, 2004
The East Asian newly industrialized countries (from now on, Asian NIC) of Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan have experienced decreasing export competitiveness due to rise of labor costs. While cheap labor has been the main source of competitiveness of Asian NIC, it cannot be a viable factor for Asian NIC any more.
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Report On Industrial Training At Textile Apparel Industry

There are three primary chapters in the report. An overview of the organization, an organizational chart, the nature of the business, vision, mission, goals, management philosophies, safety procedures, and other details about the training organization are all included in the first section.
Perera, Hasith, Hosan, Shen, Ekanayaka Rathnayaka Jayasundara Mudiyanselage, Dasith Diyal Priyamal Wijesekara, Koswattage, Kaveenga   +3 more
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