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The Future Of Supply Management: A Conversation with Two Millennials

Tuesday, August 25, 2015 · M.L. Peck
Bringing millennials into the supply management profession is challenging because the usual recruitment tools don't work. As we educate millennials about the profession, we also need to educate ourselves about millennials.

Supply Chain Outlook Summit: The Economy In 2016 And Beyond

Tuesday, August 25, 2015 · Bob Trebilcock
Economist Brian Beaulieu sees an improving economy over the next 24 months, with forward thinking companies expanding their capabilities. Is your supply chain ready for 2017?

Supply Chain Data Analytics and Big Data

Friday, August 21, 2015 · Bob Trebilcock
Regardless of the industry, the best companies are in the midst of transforming their supply chains to gain a sustainable competitive advantage.

Managing Risk in the Global Supply Chain

Friday, August 21, 2015 · Managing Risk in the Global Supply Chain J. Paul Dittmann, Ph.D. Executive Director, Global Supply Chain institute University of Tennessee
Risk is a fact of life for the supply chain professional due to innumerable forces subject to change or beyond control within the supply chain such as legal, security, regulatory and environmental compliance; weather and natural disasters; and terrorism.

What’s in a (Supply Chain) Name?

Tuesday, August 18, 2015 · Joe Sandor and Dave Nelson
Supply management. Supply chain management. Procurement. Logistics. They're all bandied about these days, but just what is the right name for the profession?

Supply chain, data analytics, and Big Data

Saturday, August 15, 2015 · Bob Trebilcock
Raytheon's supply chain leader says new technologies such as data analytics and Big Data will make supply chains better, faster, and smoother.

How Optimizing Network Flows Can Improve Growth Plans

Friday, August 14, 2015 · By Ann-Marie Chopyak and Haotian Lee
Optimization models are commonly used to identify cost efficient network flows. This tool is especially useful for modelling complex flows, for example when various products move through a distribution network via multiple paths and transportation modes.

Infor announces plans to acquire GT Nexus

Wednesday, August 12, 2015 · Jeff Berman
Infor, a supply chain and logistics technology services and ERP software provider, said this week it plans to acquire GT Nexus, a global provider of cloud-based global commerce technology, for $675 million. Infor said the deal is expected to become official within 45 days,…

Will Supply Chains Feel Impact of Interest Rate Spike?

Friday, August 7, 2015 · Patrick Burnson
But many supply chain managers may wonder: With jobless claims at near a four decade low, what are the implications for a spike in interest rates and subsequent impact on supply chains?

ISM’s July Non-manufacturing Data Points to Growth

Wednesday, August 5, 2015 · Jeff Berman
July non-manufacturing activity saw a decent jump from June to July, according to the most recent edition of the Non-Manufacturing Report on Business from the Institute of Supply Management

Cushman & Wakefield Study Says Mexico’s Ports Poised to Boom

Tuesday, August 4, 2015 · Patrick Burnson
Mexico's growing importance in the continental supply chain is now being recognized by North American transportation groups

Trans-Pacific Partnership Remains on Hold for Time Being

Tuesday, August 4, 2015 · Patrick Burnson
With the latest round of Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations in Maui, Hawaii ending without a deal, U.S. supply managers may be adjusting to other global sourcing strategies.

Manufacturing Slows in July

Monday, August 3, 2015 · Jeff Berman
The PMI, the ISM's index to measure growth fell 0.8 percent to 52.7 (a PMI of 50 or greater represents growth). PMI growth has been at 50 or higher for 31 straight months (with the overall economy growing for 74 months), and the current PMI is 1.7 percent below the…

Seaport Industrial Real Estate Occupancy Exceeds Expectations

Friday, July 31, 2015 · Patrick Burnson
While many industry analysts contend that distribution centers near U.S. East Coast ports will see a surge of new business after the Panama Canal expansion, real estate experts say this phenomena is already underway.

Seminole State College Becomes First in Central Florida to Offer Supply Chain Management Degree

Friday, July 31, 2015 · SCMR Staff
Seminole State College of Florida will become the first public college or university in the Orlando region to offer a degree in the high-demand field of supply chain management starting in August.
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