
When We Don’t Have Answers, We Need to Work Quickly To Build Them
My email box is full of the “ain’t it awful blogs.” The storyline starts with a supply chain story of a shortage–semiconductors, rental cars, plastics–and
My email box is full of the “ain’t it awful blogs.” The storyline starts with a supply chain story of a shortage–semiconductors, rental cars, plastics–and
To get where you are going, you have to see where you are… Daily, my inbox is flooded by email. As a guest writer for
If the word collaboration was listed on a card as a drinking game at supply chain conferences, we would be drunk at many. The word,
This is a story for the Eds, Franks, and Toms working together in supply chains across the globe. It is also a story for a
mo·jo: noun. A magic charm, talisman, or spell. “Someone must have their mojo working over at the record company.” In the 1990s supply chain had MOJO. Then
Definitions: Provocateur. A person who or thing which provokes; a challenger, instigator, inciter, irritator; (in later use) specifically = “provocateur.” Incrementalism. Movement by degrees. Known
I was sitting with a representative from the United Nations on my way back from Colombia. As we took off from Bogota, we discussed the
When I engage with supply chain leaders , I ask, “Are you making progress?” Most will nod their heads ‘yes’, but upon a closer look at
In the 1980s commercial internet providers evolved. In 2001 Steve Jobs put 1000 songs in our pocket. And steadily, over the last three decades, mobile
Holiday travel. Packed airports and the children screaming in unison. Today as I sit scrunched into a coach seat in 26C, working on this blog post and