Assessing the Time Element of Supply Chain Risk Management
Last year, the Editorial Staff at Supply Chain Digest wrote, “Risk management was … little talked [about] a decade or so ago, but now it is near the top of every supply
Bradd C. Hayes is the active editor of this blog.
Last year, the Editorial Staff at Supply Chain Digest wrote, “Risk management was … little talked [about] a decade or so ago, but now it is near the top of every supply
Part 1 of this two-part series involved a discussion about a McKinsey study that concluded that Big Data represents the next frontier. A portion of that discussion included concerns about Big Data
According to McKinsey analysts, “‘Big data’ is the ‘next frontier for innovation, competition and productivity.” [“Big data is ‘the next frontier’,” by Jessica Twentyman, Financial Times, 14 November 2011] Daniel W. Rasmus
“Aligning supply and demand is a core purpose of the supply chain function in an enterprise,” asserts Bill McBeath, “but [it] is rarely done well.” [“Demanding Times: Part Three – Aligning Supply
“The necessity for big corporations to seek innovative ideas from outside their own organisation is not new,” writes Anthony Goodman. “IBM and Procter & Gamble were early pioneers in the last decade.
Steve Sensing, Vice President and General Manager for Ryder’s Hi-Tech/Electronics vertical, believes “reverse logistics has become an area of high priority for companies looking to reduce costs, add efficiencies and improve the
Most analysts agree that the greatest opportunities for companies looking to grow significantly will be found in emerging markets. The reason is simple: markets in developed countries are generally saturated and companies can
Last year, Dan Gilmore, Editor-in-Chief of Supply Chain Digest, wrote, “Even though most of us are … generally aware of … supply chain finance matters, … I would say most supply chain
Over the past couple of years, one persistent theme discussed by supply chain risk management expert Daniel Dumke is supply chain agility. Agility is a characteristic that many analysts indicate is an
Reports that growth is slowing in many emerging markets has some analysts wondering if globalization’s reality has finally caught up with its hype. A study published by DHL entitled the Global Connectedness
All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions ©2024 Enterra Solutions LLC® | Click for Accessibility
inquiries@enterrasolutions.com
One of our team members will reach out shortly and we will help make your business brilliant!