November 2014

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November 2014

Supply chain managers are on the lookout for metrics that will allow them to put a number to their progress - or lack thereof. Welcome to KPI's that allow them to demonstrate the quantifiable value that they deliver. At the same time, Murphy's Law may intervene or they may be called upon to put out fires or come to the rescue and make good on the promises sales and marketing have made to customers - regardless of the cost. So, how do you measure success? I hope this month's issue and online bonus feature help you consider how you measure your progress.
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Insights: Sales & Operations Planning Process Pillars

I have been researching, speaking, and writing about Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) for over 15 years and in that time I have seen the industry increasingly embrace…
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Innovation Strategies: Innovative Responses to a New Security Threat

The recent cyber attacks and security breaches at Target and Home Depot drew executives’ attention to the vulnerability of their companies to this type of crime. The incidents…
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Global Links: Balancing Financial Settlement and Inventory Levels Remain Key Concerns

Two new studies indicate that successful innovators in inventory control and banking will gain market share as supply chain disruption is addressed.
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Operations Advantage: The New Language of Procurement

Forward-thinking players are setting their sights on advancing the future of procurement with active value management. But there’s a long way to go to become an essential part…
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Benchmarks: Investment Counts to Respond Rapidly To Changing Market Conditions

Many organizations say they respond quickly to market changes. Yet a majority have not adopted mature practices.
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Papa John’s Demand Driven Supply Chain

One of the country’s largest pizza makers turned to supply chain software and voice technology to streamline the replenishment of its distribution centers and deliver fresh…

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