Filed in Education Leadership
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
“Indispensible” supply chain managers play four critical roles: cross-functionalist, choreographer, coach, and champion. By executing these roles skillfully and consistently, they not only contribute greatly to business success, but also position themselves well for career advancement.Feature • Organization • Education Leadership • SeptemberOctober 2010 • Permalink
Thursday, July 01, 2010
Supply chain management (SCM) promises to become even more challenging in the months and years ahead. how are professionals in this field coping with the stresses of performing in a tough economy? And what do they see as the keys to success for the future? For the answers, the authors went to the front lines—the logistics and supply chain managers who do the job every day.Feature • Technology • Education Leadership • JulyAugust 2010 • Permalink
Friday, May 21, 2010
Conventional wisdom is that most companies today, particularly the larger ones, have adopted the practices associated with sound supply chain management. But that may not always be the case. New research reveals a clear gap between adopters and the laggards—or the “sophisticated” and “less sophisticated” practitioners. This article explains what differentiates the two groups on key dimensions, and tells what you can do enhance your level of sophistication.Technology • Inventory Management • Education Leadership • MayJune 2010 • Permalink
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