
Battered by Fierce Winds. Will E2open Survive?
Winds and rising tides threaten homes on Rodanthe Beach. The supply chain software market also has fierce winds and changing tides. In the face of challenges, can E2open survive?

Winds and rising tides threaten homes on Rodanthe Beach. The supply chain software market also has fierce winds and changing tides. In the face of challenges, can E2open survive?

Here the author struggles with nine paradoxes in traditional supply chain thinking.

Thoughts on the application of artificial intelligence to supply chain planning.

The evolving promise of AI in supply chain. Getting ready for the dance.

My Quest To Redefine Planning The focus of many discussion threads on LinkedIn this week focused on building better engines for planning. The discussions included

Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) is a business process. When the design is a supply chain-centric design, problems arise. I have tracked maturity levels in

This week, I finished a report. It will publish next week. The research focuses on lessons to be learned from the past thirty-seven months of

I need to clear the air. My goal is to engage the supply chain community in a no smoke and mirrors discussion. Here I am

The answer to a simple question of why do consumer products manufacturers not use retail data in the management of the supply chain?

When reviewing strategy decks for supply chain teams, I often see statements like “move from a functional-silo’d focus to a drive a more holistic response.”