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Quality & Metrics: Page 225
How Healthcare Supply Chain Volatility Affects Your Life
Today's Chief Procurement Officer Is a New Breed of Executive
The notion of a "chief procurement officer" isn't new. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has had one since 1998, and the title can be found in any number of other government agencies and branches of the military. Private companies have embraced it as well, although the position hasn't enjoyed a solid footing in most C-suites for more than a decade or so. Maybe it was the success of companies like Apple, with its mastery of supply management, that convinced top executives of the need to elevate procurement to the highest levels of the organization.
Enterprises to Find Internal Social Media Networks to Be Greatly Beneficial, Study Says
A study says that 30 percent of internal social networks will be viewed as essential as email and telephones are today. Gartner research suggests that enterprise social networking software has several advantages over traditional collaboration when it comes to group organisation and social filtering.
Supply Chain Visibility - The Beginning Rather Than the End?
Do you have powerful IT systems monitoring every movement in your supply chain? Collecting thousands of pieces of data from origin to destination? Building up a comprehensive data bank over months and years of business intelligence? So what do you do with that data?
Transforming Operations Planning and Inventory Control at TriQuint Semiconductor
Laura Dionne, director of worldwide operations, and J.P. Swanson, systems architect, at TriQuint Semiconductor, describe how the installation of RapidResponse from Kinaxis is helping the company transform operations planning and improve inventory control.
Importance of Temperature Monitoring in the Pharma Supply Chain
The World of Connected Care
Outcomes-Focused Life Sciences Supply Chain
Now Hear This: Bring-Your-Own-Device Is Here, and The Benefits Are as Well
A new global survey of IT decision-makers by Dell Quest Software reports that 70 percent of companies believe bring-your-won-device (BYOD) will improve or already has improved their work processes and 59 percent believe they would find themselves at a competitive disadvantage without BYOD.
Brewing Supply Chain Transformation at Caribou Coffee
Four years ago, Caribou coffee's supply chain was managed with spreadsheets. Their only method of gauging demand was the order-fill numbers of product leaving the warehouse - basic replenishment. The team knew they were missing a big opportunity - accurate visibility to drive a more efficient operation, right-size inventory, improved customer service, as well as the expansion of product sales. The supply chain team also knew they were faced with a lot of risk. Could they respond to demand variability?
Managing Risk in the Biopharma Supply Chain
The Importance of UDI to the Healthcare Supply Chain
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