Amazon Disrupts Again
Understanding Amazon's role in disrupting supply chain practices, from marketplace shifts to container shipping innovations.
Manufacturing & Supply Chain Expert, Lisa Anderson, Garners Executive Predictions for 2019: Opportunity Abounds
From a focus on ever-changing customer needs and increased expectations driven by the Amazon-effect to tight labor and transportation markets and responding to rapid growth, the outlooks and attitudes are positive.
Resilient Supply Chain: At the Cross-Section of Success
Discover how integrating resilience into supply chain strategies leads to success amid market volatility and disruption.
The Value of Collaborating with Strange Bedfellows
There can be significant value and strategic advantage created in collaborating with unlikely partners if there are clear objectives, trust and an open mind.
The Global Logistics Landscape
Global logistics is relevant to GDP and to every business that produces, distributes and sells products.
The Stock Market, The Economy & How They Do Not Align
Key research groups are starting to talk about their predictions for the economy, and everyone is interested.
Manufacturing & Supply Chain Expert Lisa Anderson Predicts Resilient Supply Chain Key to 2019 Manufacturing Success
Manufacturing will be a top economic force in 2019. Key to the success will be creating a resilient supply chain.
How Resilient Are Your People?
We would be remiss if we went too far down-the-path with supply chain resiliency without pointing out that the ONLY way you’ll have a resilient supply chain is if you have resilient people.
UGG Founder, the Amazon Effect in Healthcare & Why Demand is Key
In listening to the UGG founder, Brian Smith talk through his trials and tribulations in developing the amazing UGG brand, a few themes emerged.
The Resilient Supply Chain: What If You Sell More?
In thinking about the answer to the question, "What if you sell more?", most sales people would cheer. Most accountants would add up the additional revenue and profit. And, often, the Operations resources would be glad the leaders are in a good mood. But does anyone know if we are set up to successfully handle the increased sales if they occur?