Supply Chain Management Review

Outsourcing Production without Losing Control
Outsourcing carries great risks—especially when the balance of power tilts to the provider of outsourced services. By giving up control to another party, companies leave themselves open to the possibility of opportunistic behavior and abuse. In the face of this risk, supply chain managers need to think like investigators and examine all outsourcing decisions based on means, motive, and op...

Innovations: A Team Approach to Global Sourcing
Lessons from the Desert
How Delphi Went Lean
How Are We Doing? A Survey of Supply Chain Progress
How Are We Doing? A Survey of Supply Chain Progress

Commentary Global Links Price Diversion: Challenge for Supply Chain Pros In This Issue Supply Chain Advancement: Everybody's Mandate Insights A Crisis in Transportation Profiles in Leadership Spanning the Boundaries: Robert Brescia Technology Driven by Demand Resources Resources

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