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Think Tank
Think Tank: Page 243
West Coast Port Congestion: A Lesson in Risk Management
Argue all you want about the reasons behind gridlock at U.S. West Coast ports, but one conclusion is inescapable: it proves the need for effective supply-chain risk management.
S.F. Roundtable Envisions the Future, Part 2
In which we hear more insightful predictions about the coming year and beyond from Bay Area supply-chain executives.
From the S.F. Roundtable, Another Peek Into the Future
The future of supply-chain management doesn't rest within a crystal ball or psychic's parlor. It can be found each fall, at a dinner and panel hosted by the San Francisco Roundtable of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals.
Maybe the World Isn't As Globalized as We Thought
Back in 2011, in the midst of an intensifying debate about the impact of globalization, author and academic Pankaj Ghemawat voiced a view that was in sharp contrast to the prevailing wisdom on the subject: "We're not nearly as globalized as we think we are."
Closing the Loop on Recycling - And Making Money in the Process
Even in the age of recycling, forward and reverse supply chains have tended to be treated as separate disciplines. Now the world's largest retailer is partnering with major consumer goods manufacturers to help erase that distinction.
A Supply-Chain Made of Paper: Is It Sustainable?
Don't tell anyone, but deep into the Electronic Age, we're still using paper.
Apple's Supply-Chain Challenge: Keep It Secret. Then Tell the World.
In Stanley Kubrick's Cold War black comedy "Dr. Strangelove," the Soviets have developed a devastating "Doomsday Device," to be triggered by a nuclear attack on the U.S.S.R. It's supposed to act as a deterrent, but has been kept a secret. Asks an exasperated American president of the Russian ambassador: "Why didn't you tell the world?" To which the ambassador replies: "The Premier loves surprises."
Emerging Markets and Diverging I.T. Strategies
The condition of emerging-market economies seems to seesaw from week to week. But one thing remains constant: the failure of a lot of companies to shore up their supply chains in those countries with up-to-date information technology.
I.T. and Merger Mania: Keeping the Ship Afloat
Think of the typical corporate merger as the meeting of two ocean liners. It's tough enough to combine the crews. But how do you mash together two engine rooms?
PLM Moves to the Cloud ... Gradually
The world of product lifecycle management (PLM) has been turned upside down by a raft of technological breakthroughs.
Economic Forecasting: The View Through a Cloudy Crystal Ball
Economists' predictions often disagree, but there's one thing they have in common: They're pretty much all wrong.
Like It or Not, Retailers Must Cope With a Higher Minimum Wage
Here's a bit of advice for big-box retailers who fear a rise in the minimum wage: Get used to it.
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