The End of a Fairy Tale
In the end, we were all going to live “happily ever after.” At least, that’s what was promised. I was at three clients’ sites over the
December 26, 2012
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In the end, we were all going to live “happily ever after.” At least, that’s what was promised. I was at three clients’ sites over the
Geese fly in a V-shaped pattern and walk in single file. There are well-established patterns of leadership. Smaller flocks fare better than large ones. When they lose
My soul craves a holiday. Like many of you, I’ve sat in one too many airline seats, hustled for one too many cabs and slept in too many
When new groups come together, the forming process is often awkward. Teams want to know each other, but introductions are strained. So, how can they do it quickly and
My iPhone buzzed on my nightstand. I groaned. I had gotten to bed late. It was 6:00 AM. This was before my wake-up call. I am
I take supply chain seriously. My friends might tell you TOO seriously. I think that the entire world should. I believe that better supply chain practices
Today was a day of firsts. My first book is edited. Today, the book Bricks Matter went to the printers. We have completed the editing
It is midnight in Melbourne, and I cannot sleep. I hate jet lag. Tomorrow, at 10:30 AM, I will buckle my seat belt for a
Greetings from Melbourne, Australia. Tonight, I have dined on Tasmanian salmon, enjoyed a snack of Tim Tam fingers, and dipped Wattle cookies into my coffee. I traveled
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,