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You're Not Ready for the Next Supply-Chain Disruption
If you're a supply-chain executive, there's a good chance that the next tsunami, hurricane, flood or other disaster will take your organization by surprise. Again.
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Procurement Challenges in a Growing Health Care Company
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Driving Change in the Procurement Process
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Indirect Procurement for Mid-Market Companies
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Greater Potential of Product Lifecycle Management
Product development has traditionally been seen as the responsibility of research and development (R&D) or engineering departments. Hand-in-hand with product development comes product lifecycle management (PLM), a function which is often wrongly positioned as product data management and thus rarely used to its full potential.
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SupplyChainBrain Power Lunch: Should We Forget About the Forecast?
Is the forecast really dead? Should companies instead shift their focus to acquiring the ability to respond quickly to whatever happens in markets? A SupplyChainBrain Power Lunch discussion with Jim White, vice president of central operations with Applied Materials; Jake Barr, chief executive officer of Blue World Supply Chain Consulting; and C.J. Wehlage, vice president of high tech solutions with Kinaxis.
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JobsInLogistics Acquires NetTemps.com Job Board
JobsInLogistics.com Inc. has acquired the job board NetTemps.com.
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Three Certifications Serious Supply Chain Professionals Should Consider
Supply chain professionals considering a certification face a bewildering array of options"”there are multiple organizations and certifications from which to choose. Three deserve careful study.
Vietnam Logistics Growth Through Inland, Coastal Investment
Two reports released by the World Bank provide new insights on Vietnam's freight logistics sector, including inland and coastal waterways, highlighting that it can be a new driver of growth for the country.
Budget Control Act Could Really Crimp Money Spigot Flowing to Defense Contractors
There are cyclical industries, and there's the defense industry. In wartime, billions of additional dollars flow to defense contractors from the U.S. government, and in peacetime, Congress tightens the money spigot. It's a cycle that all contractors are used to, except this time around there's an added dimension: the Budget Control Act of 2011 and sequestration.
Building Out a Center-Led Procurement Model
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Promises and Challenges of Omni-Channel Retailing
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