Supply Chain Risk Hits the Big Time
For too long, supply chain risk management has been mostly confined within supply chain circles. CEOs and government agencies were more than happy to let a few experts deal with supply chain
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For too long, supply chain risk management has been mostly confined within supply chain circles. CEOs and government agencies were more than happy to let a few experts deal with supply chain
Nowadays people are quick to point out the mistakes of others and slow to take responsibility for their own failings. In the supply chain arena, this tendency can have serious economic and
City planners around the world are wrestling with how to untangle traffic snarls in inner cities. Their goal is to make cities cleaner and more livable. The picture often painted of the
Back in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Scott Bakula starred in a television show entitled “Quantum Leap.” The premise of the show involved a failed experiment which resulted in Bakula’s character,
Today’s business environment requires organizations to integrate and collaborate more effectively. This can be difficult for enterprises operating with structures better suited for the Industrial Age than the Information Age. Among the
There remains a raging debate about whether artificial intelligence (AI), in the years ahead, is going to create mass, global unemployment resulting in social unrest, chaos, and the collapse of the global
To be successful, business leaders know they must balance people, processes, and technology. In the Digital Age, organizations tend to focus too much on technology and not enough on people and processes.
In his 1597 Meditationes Sacrae, Sir Francis Bacon penned the phrase “ipsa scientia potestas est,” which means “knowledge itself is power.” Throughout history, the truth of that axiom has been proven time
If you think the hype about artificial intelligence (AI) has peaked, you’re probably going to be disappointed. In the coming years, new advances will be achieved, new claims will be made, new
In order to comprehend how large something is, we often compare it to the size of the ocean. For example, one often reads about companies collecting an ocean of big data; and,
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