Global is “In”
No matter what you think in terms of politics and the like, it is imperative that you understand global impacts.
No matter what you think in terms of politics and the like, it is imperative that you understand global impacts.
The first step to navigating the global marketplace is to be aware.
In order to thrive in today’s business climate, executives have no choice but to get a global perspective. Leaders must find a way to stay on top of the trends, likely impacts and opportunities out there.
In today’s interconnected business environment amplify SIOP’s reach and potential to include all supply chain partners, even globally
The most successful supply chain partnerships I've seen are when you are upfront with all supply chain partners.
Sometimes inventory problems are people problems.
Flood damage on Interstate 10 in California, leading to a state of emergency and significant disruptions to traffic and supply chains.
Whether you have supplies or products waiting at the port, I'd take this as an opportunity to be strategic in thinking about supply chain design.
Customer expectations are rising, supply chains are becoming more complex, and volatility has become the new normal. In this Manufacturers Corner interview, Lisa Anderson explains how SIOP, collaboration, innovation, and supply chain resiliency help manufacturers improve service, profitability, and long-term success.
Businesses face many hurdles—some we can control and others we cannot. How we manage risk is what determines our success.