Buckle Up! I Think It Will Be a WILD Ride.
Supply chain talent is constrained. As we try to find a solution for the supply chain talent gap, there are more questions than answers. Last week,
September 13, 2012
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Supply chain talent is constrained. As we try to find a solution for the supply chain talent gap, there are more questions than answers. Last week,
An open letter to IBM. Dear IBM: This week, I attended your Smarter Commerce Conference in Orlando (#IBMCSGS). I am sorry that I had to
In a recent post, Time to Paint Outside the Lines , I advocated that we needed to expand our current concepts of supply chain management.
Yesterday, I met a friend for coffee. She started the discussion with a question, “How are you doing? So, what is it like to write
As a creative kid, I never wanted to paint within the lines. Did you? I found that it was just too confining. While my mother knew that
“You are speaking a new language. Where do we go to learn these new concepts?” A recent client comment during a session on Big Data
This morning I am sitting at my kitchen table, sipping coffee, writing a report. The coffee is good, the sunflowers are blooming on the deck
etc. abbreviation for et cetera et·cet·er·a (tst-) A number of unspecified persons or things. I am beat. This morning I am sitting in a Heathrow
In 2012, three decades of supply chain management have passed. It is time to learn from history and look forward. I feel that organizations need to train for
As I wing my way west for a couple of conferences, I am sitting in seat 2C with a bright pink notebook sitting on my lap. I am