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Supply Chain Transformation & Operational Performance

Explore practical insights and executive strategies to drive supply chain transformation and improve operational performance. Discover thought leadership on process improvement, operational excellence, leadership, project and program management, customer fulfillment, and execution to help manufacturers and distributors strengthen agility, improve business performance, and achieve scalable, profitable growth.

Thriving in Volatility & Recession

We are in an era of volatility. Who ever thought we'd get used to commonplace bank failures? How about the Dow rising or falling by hundreds of points in a day? Oil gushing into the Gulf? Toyota quality issues? Never! Get used to erratic change as it is the "new normal".

2026-07-06T15:01:45-07:00April 27, 2013|Categories: Supply Chain Transformation & Operational Performance, Leadership, Change & Talent|Tags: , , , |
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2011 Trends

The stock market is over 11,500 and the economy seems to be picking up with solid holiday sales, even with big ticket purchases like cars. Who would have thought GM, Ford and Chrysler's sales would rise in December?

2026-07-06T15:05:20-07:00April 27, 2013|Categories: Supply Chain Transformation & Operational Performance, Leadership, Change & Talent|Tags: |
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The Aftermath of a Layoff

Unfortunately, there have been countless layoffs during the recession - and some recent announcements by companies such as American Express and Abbott. Your company will not leverage the recovery if you haven't thought about 'what next' for the survivors: It's all about people. Do the survivors know they are [...]

2026-05-04T21:34:11-07:00April 27, 2013|Categories: Supply Chain Transformation & Operational Performance, Leadership, Change & Talent|
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Success in the New Normal Recovery

As the stock market just topped 12,000, it is apparent we are in a recovery. Yet it is far from a traditional recovery - jobless with limited growth. In fact, to most everyday people, it doesn't feel like a recovery.

2026-07-05T23:50:03-07:00April 27, 2013|Categories: Operational Performance, Supply Chain Transformation & Operational Performance|Tags: , |
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Want to Improve Your Business But Not Sure Where to Start?

Learn how your business stacks up with internal and external strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT), then take action.

2026-07-06T18:17:14-07:00April 27, 2013|Categories: Supply Chain Transformation & Operational Performance, Process Improvement|Tags: , , , |
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Lean – Fad or Vehicle to Bottom Line Results?

If you notice and act upon trends, you will succeed. In my 20 years of experience across multiple industries and globally, I've found that a secret to success is identifying trends EARLY in the process and then acting upon them as it makes sense.

2026-07-06T18:17:18-07:00April 27, 2013|Categories: Supply Chain Transformation & Operational Performance, Process Improvement|Tags: , , , |
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Volatility is the New Norm

In today's new normal business environment, volatility is the new norm. Change is required to remain competitive or to become competitive. If you manage change better than your competition, you'll have the opportunity to leapfrog the competition. In the last several years, I've seen a multitude of examples of [...]

2026-06-27T20:17:22-07:00April 27, 2013|Categories: Supply Chain Transformation & Operational Performance, Leadership, Change & Talent|Tags: , , , , |
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Business Process Improvement to Drive Bottom Line Results

Business process improvement has almost become a "buzzword" - sounds good but what does it mean? What is really accomplished? Many times, companies create volumes of 1-inch thick binders of best practice processes, and yet achieve no bottom line results. Anyone seen these binders collecting dust on the bookshelf? [...]

2026-07-06T18:17:27-07:00April 27, 2013|Categories: Process Improvement, Supply Chain Transformation & Operational Performance|Tags: , , |
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