Top 3 Causes of Poor Inventory Management
No matter why a client first calls, one of the challenges or areas of opportunity for significant gain stems back to inventory management.
Bedrock Topic: Inventory Accuracy
Inventory accuracy is often overlooked, but it is vital to to bottom line business results.
Emerging Supply Chain Trends
Stay on top of trends to stand out from the crowd.
Supply Chain Strategy – Formula for Success
Succeeding in today's new normal business environment requires thinking about supply chain strategy differently than we did ten years ago.
Customer Communication Strategies for Success
Expand customer communication strategies to continually explore partnership opportunities for win-win situations.
Supply Chain Fundamentals Accelerate Performance
In today’s new normal business environment where volatility is the new norm, customers’ expectations are elevated and speed is king, you must stand out from the crowd.
Get on Board the Social Media Train for Supply Chain Success
According to Supply Chain Management World, although social media is playing little role in supply chain strategies in the recent past, it will be of an increasing importance in 2013.
Cutting through Red Tape in Government Procurement
Lisa Anderson, founder and president of LMA Consulting Group, Inc. whose firm consults with businesses on strategic operations, supply chain, operations management and other disciplines, nevertheless cautions, "If your business isn't focused around a core competency that relates to government contracts, it can be an overwhelming burden." Published in [...]
Strategic Operations Consultant Lisa Anderson Shows Business Executives How to Succeed by Creating a Customer Service Edge
Today's new normal is characterized by lackluster sales growth, strained liquidity, and rising commodity and material costs yet customer's expectations are also rising.
Got Cash?
You wouldn’t think so from the way companies are hoarding cash; however, in general, they have a stockpile of cash and remain leery to spend it. Last year, there was a 2% decrease in days working capital (DWC), according to CFO Magazine.