Robert J. Bowman, SupplyChainBrainMore from Robert J. Bowman, SupplyChainBrainLogistics OutsourcingCybersecurity in the Cloud: Is Anyone Safe?Can the cloud protect us from cyber attacks? Or does it just make us more vulnerable?June 2, 2017Business Strategy AlignmentEntrepreneurs, Part 2: Can Women Compete?More and more women today are stepping up as entrepreneurs. What will it take for them to succeed?May 26, 2017Product Lifecycle ManagementSeeking Higher Ground: How One EMS Provider Is Redefining an IndustryThere was a time when contract manufacturers performed one specific task: making products, usually of a high-tech nature, while staying well behind the scenes. But that time is long gone.May 22, 2017Quality & MetricsEntrepreneurs, Part 1: Mythology and RealityThe entrepreneur has taken on near-mythic status in modern-day society. But who is this individual really?May 19, 2017Logistics OutsourcingHow FDA's Rule on Medical-Device Tracking Can Cure a Sick Supply ChainRegulation is usually viewed by the private sector as a burden. But sometimes it makes good business sense.May 15, 2017All LogisticsPlanned Obsolescence: A 'Crisis of Civilization'?Can't wait to ditch that old phone, computer, car or sweater? You're a victim of planned obsolescence.May 12, 2017All LogisticsHow an ERP Debacle Triggered Supply-Chain Transformation at Finning CanadaThe exclusive distributor of Caterpillar equipment and parts in Canada runs into a brick wall when attempting to implement a new ERP system. But the crisis ends up driving supply-chain transformation.May 8, 2017Transportation & DistributionThe Changing Role of the CPO: With Respect Comes ResponsibilityA "celebrity" chief procurement officer? Isn't that a contradiction in terms?May 8, 2017Logistics Outsourcing'Be Prepared to Stop': A Documentary About the Trucking Industry in CrisisHow long can our society get by without trucks? How about five days?May 5, 2017All LogisticsFacing the Task of Facilitating WTO's Trade Facilitation AgreementFree trade seems to have few friends in positions of power these days. But advocates of removing obstacles to the flow of international trade got at least one piece of good news earlier this year.May 1, 2017Previous PagePage 180 of 265Next Page
