It is with great pleasure that we announce Rosalyn Wilson as a regular blogging contributor to SCMR.
As our readers know, Ms. Wilson has worked in the transportation and logistics fields for more than 25 years. She has extensive experience in research and writing, data collection and analysis, modeling and benchmarking, and management tasks such as policy formulation, business process redesign, infrastructure systems analysis, market analysis, and institutional strengthening.
She worked with "State of Logistics Report" founder Robert Delaney since the mid 1990s, taking on the role of coauthor in 1999 until his death in 2004, at which time she took over the full responsibilities of the report.
Perhaps more importantly, though, is the fact that Rosalyn keeps her finger on the pulse of this industry, and can provide a unique insight about current issues on a regular basis.
Look for her first column in the coming weeks, and join us in welcoming this remarkable supply chain expert.
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