Sales and Operations Planning
The Journey for Excellence
It is finally spring in Philadelphia. Yesterday, as I walked the streets on the way to ballet, I saw flowers for the first time in
April 6, 2015
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It is finally spring in Philadelphia. Yesterday, as I walked the streets on the way to ballet, I saw flowers for the first time in
This morning my mailbox was bombarded with the news of a tentative agreement/settlement of the nine-month labor conflict between the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) and the
In the supply chain, the questions do not change; but the answers do. Quote from a Supply Chain Leader at a Conference in Europe Yesterday,
Today is a rainy day in Philadelphia. I am recovering from bronchitis. I am reflective as the rain sheets down my window. My travels this
Last week, I held my new book in my hand. It is exciting to have two years of research, nine months of writing, and four
Misnomer (n): A wrong name. The misuse of a term or name. Merriam-Webster Dictionary I am a supply chain gal. I work with many organizations
Today we published a new report, Supply Chains to Admire. It is the end of a two-year research project, and identifies which publicly held
Mush is a thick cornmeal pudding boiled in water or milk. It sits until the gel forms a semisolid state. In the United States, we lick
The snow is falling outside my window. It is the quiet, steady kind that mounds on the window sill… a strong signal for me to relax and
This week I interviewed Robert Byrne, Founder of Terra Technology, on the results of their fourth benchmarking study on forecasting excellence. For those that do not