
Seven Supply Chain Processes To Stop Doing In The Pandemic
I remember standing in the temperature screening queue in Doha. As the line wound around multiple stations, my backpack cut into my shoulders. I was tired and

I remember standing in the temperature screening queue in Doha. As the line wound around multiple stations, my backpack cut into my shoulders. I was tired and

As I flew to Dallas, I worked on this post. Before boarding the plane, I watched a traveler pull a diet Coke from the bin

…the weekend is just around the corner. Happy Valentine’s Day to all my blog readers. This is my 440th blog post and the tenth anniversary

Common questions asked by business leaders with some examples of new and promising technologies.

Daily I see one. You probably also have them in your mail. What is it? A cute press release ginned-up by an aggressive marketing group

Sharing of research on Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) showing that processes are going backwards not forwards in driving improvement.

Four strategies to deploy as supply chain becomes mainstream.

Yawn. I spent time this week completing reference calls on the use of S&OP technologies. Seeking the next sequel in technology adoption, I want to

A discussion on the next evolution of supply chain planning and decision support technologies.

Over the last month, venture capitalists evaluating the supply chain planning market called 3x/week. I know of five companies for sale. Sharks are in the