In one of the strangest Supply Chain years ever, in 2009 supply chain and logistics were driven like no other year by the economy. We take an end to end look at the key SCM trends and new stories for 2009.

What does St. Nick have in store for the good little supply chain girls and boys? Find out in this funny supply chain revamp of the Clement Moore original.

Our annual list of the best supply chain and logistics presentations of 2009.

2010 may be the toughest year to forecast ever - and now is the right time to look at key issues and trends in demand planning for the supply chain.

You know the names: Gartner, AMR, Forrester, etc. But what do they really do, and how to best take advantage? We take a look.

Consistently, companies that start a new supply chain initiative find they have supply chain processes that badly need revamping. But why does it always seem to take companies so long to figure that out?

We are familar with inventory turns, inventory carrying costs - but the most powerful impact of reducing inventory levels is on free cash flow generation - and ultimately a direct tie to shareholder value.

It is like an iron law - companies tend to consistently rate themselves near the top of SCM performance - even though by definition, 50% are below average. We cite fresh examples - and recommend what to do about it.

What will the supply chain of the future look like? SCDigest editor Dan Gilmore offers 10 predictions for the Supply Chain 2015.

A new generation of case picking technologies is here - and SCDigest has it all in a new report.