I Believe We Have Reached The Supply Chain Plateau
A plateau: a period of stability with no change Last weekend, I wrote two reports. They published this past week. In the first report, I rolled up
January 13, 2013
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A plateau: a period of stability with no change Last weekend, I wrote two reports. They published this past week. In the first report, I rolled up
It is pretty on the shelf, but it can be a problem for the sustainable supply chain. In fact, unsuspecting consumers would never guess at the issues that
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
Members of today’s supply chain teams are busy. Business complexity is rising and teams are trying to get to data and align the organization against
The supply chain is knotted. It is unruly. It is complex. Will it ever be tamed through social? Yesterday, @DamarqueViews asked me a question on twitter:
There is lots of country and western music blaring from my speakers at my apartment this week in Baltimore. I love to write with my
“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
To drive S&OP excellence, we need to be bilingual. Companies need to speak both the language of “volume” and “currency.” “Currency” is the lingua
Supply chain management is now 30 years old. As companies plan for the next decade, we believe that supply chain leaders should expect that the new
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