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Cardinal Health, a healthcare product distributor, has started construction on a new logistics center in Columbus, Ohio. The 350,000-square-foot facility will focus on replenishing the company's over-the-counter consumer business and is expected to be operational by summer 2025. Equipped with logistics technology from Honeywell Intelligrated, the center will feature automation and operator workflows to increase inventory efficiency and support demand fluctuations. The goal is to improve Cardinal Health's supply chain responsiveness and optimize product needs. The increase in warehouse automation sales is predicted to address ongoing labor shortages in the industry. [Extracted from the article]

Cardinal Health, a company that distributes pharmaceuticals and manufactures medical and laboratory products, is considering occupying a new building in Walton Hills, Ohio. The proposed building would cost over $30 million to construct and would cover an 18-acre site. The village is in talks about providing incentives for the project, which could bring around 100 jobs to the area. The building would be located near another structure that was completed earlier this year but is currently empty. The developers of the project have not yet responded to inquiries. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the marketing strategy implemented by the wholesaler Cardinal Health Inc. in Dublin, Ohio. According to the article, the company is offering new outbound telephone program that links to the pharmacy management system of the retailers. It further stresses that Cardinal helps retailers negotiate the best reimbursement rates with Pharmaceutical Benefits Management's and other payers as well as assists in direct purchase agreements.

The article provides information on the Six Sigma initiatives developed by Dublin, Ohio-based Cardinal Health, dedicated to improving the safety and productivity of healthcare. The initiatives are part of the company's effort to improve the efficiency with which it delivers products and services to hospital and pharmacy clients. Under the initiatives, employees from all levels of the organization collaborate to identify the process improvement so as to save both time and money.

The article reports on the plan of Dublin, Ohio-based Cardinal Health to sell its pharmaceutical technologies and service business to Blackstone Group. According to Cardinal, the net proceeds from the sale will be used to repurchase shares. Moody's Investors Service intends to affirm Cardinal's Baa2 and Prime-2 ratings and stable outlook if it fulfilled the sale.

Analyzes Dublin, Ohio-based Cardinal Health's Inc. stock performance. Profitability of businesses; Market capitalization; Results of the company's diversification efforts; Analysts' stock recommendations for Cardinal.

The article reports on the acquisition of medical analytics company MedMined Inc. by Dublin, Ohio-based healthcare products supplier company Cardinal Health Inc. The acquisition will extend the portfolio of Cardinal Health of patient safety solutions in the areas of hospital-acquired infections and antimicrobial management. MedMined provides the identification of specific opportunities to manage infections and change processes to prevent future infections.

The article offers information on the hospital systems and medical care providers at the Global Center for Health Innovation in Ohio. Topics covered include the purpose of the Northeast Ohio Biomedical Innovation Destination Suite of BioEnterprise, the features of the space occupied by Cardinal Health and the self-guided tour provided to visitors at Cleveland Clinic.

The article reports on the plan of Cardinal Health Inc. to build a 250,000-square-foot facility at its Dublin, Ohio headquarters. The facility will be utilized for Cardinal Health's medical/surgical supply distribution business located in Waukegan, Illinois. The company serves the health-care industry with products and services that help hospitals, physician offices and pharmacies reduce costs, improve safety, productivity and profitability, and deliver better care to patients.

The article informs that the periodical "Crain's Cleveland Business," has stated Ohio as the home to 59 Fortune 1,000 companies. As per the periodical, twenty-two of those companies are based in Northeast Ohio. Dublin, Ohio-based Cardinal Health Inc. is the largest company in Ohio which ranks 19th overall with revenue of $81.9 billion in 2006. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. with $20.3 billion in revenue in 2006, is the largest company in Northeast Ohio.

The article announces that a new Cardinal Health Inc. facility was opened in Cincinnati, Ohio. It could be noted that Cardinal Health is based in Dublin. The facility will be intended for telesales services for generic pharmaceuticals. It will be facilitated by the company's newly acquired ParMed Pharmaceuticals Inc. subsidiary.

The article reports on the divestment plan of Cardinal Health Inc. on their Pharmaceutical Technologies and Services section in Dublin, Ohio. The plan would help Cardinal focus on serving healthcare provider customers like hospitals and pharmacies. The company also expected to use the proceeds of the sale to repurchase Cardinal Health shares.

The article states that Dublin, Ohio-based Cardinal Health Inc. plans to divest most of its Pharma Technologies and Services (PTS) contract manufacturing, development, and packaging services division. The division carries out mostly contract manufacturing and packaging for oral medicines and sterile liquids, including production of biopharmaceuticals. Cardinal Health says it expects to sell PTS by July 2007.

Focuses on Cardinal Health, a health care products and services provider in Dublin, Ohio. Aim of the Operation One Cardinal Health restructuring scheme of the company according to global travel director Cotton Tarr; Value of the improved cost structure of the company in 2005; Number of employees in the company; Significance of the company's partnership with WorldTravel BTI.

Reports that the merger of medical/surgical and drug distributors Allegiance Corp. and Cardinal Health of Dublin, Ohio will likely proceed to shareholder votes in early 1999.