Reflections: The End of a Decade in Supply Chain Management
As we watched the ball drop on Times Square on New Year’s eve 2000, we witnessed the dawn of a new decade. Those were
As we watched the ball drop on Times Square on New Year’s eve 2000, we witnessed the dawn of a new decade. Those were
It is the longest recession of the last four decades; and economists are gathering to discuss the possibility of a double-dip recession. It will not go away
In the movie Snow White, the Queen possesses a magical mirror that answers any question, to which she often asks: “Mirror, mirror on the wall,
Over the past seven years, I have written more than 500 articles on Demand-Driven Value Networks. So it may come as a surprise to readers
Aluminum. Corrugated. Freight. Ocean cargo. Labor in China. The surprise and dismay continues. Supply is tightening, international currency is changing, prices are more volatile, and
A hung jury is deadlocked. It is one that cannot, by the required voting threshold, agree on a verdict due to severe differences of opinion. History Manugistics
No matter how far you’ve gone on a wrong road, turn back. — Turkish Proverb
There is an elephant in the room. This one is white. No, it is not at your Saturday yard sale. Instead, it is deeply embedded in Information Technology (IT)
Insights on the role of twitter in navigating a supply chain surpise.