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Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: Which Suppliers Present the Greatest Financial Risk?
Surprise: The Largest Risks Often Come from Low Spend Suppliers, Says David Simchi-Levi of MIT in Harvard Business Review
TOPICS : Supply chain riskChain Reaction for May 5, 2014: Dealing with Demand Volatility
Falling back on the tools your comfortable with
TOPICS : Chain ReactionSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of May 2, 2014
Amazon Looking at Running its Own Parcel Trucks; Motorola Exiting Wireless and Scanning Business in Sale to Zebra - Wow; Walmart Continues to Roll Out Supplier Sustainability Index; US Driver Shortage Continues
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: How Much do Procurement Managers and Execs Make?
Annual ISM Salary Survey Benchmarks Total Compensation at Different Levels, as Once Again Women are Paid Less than Men
TOPICS : Procurement/Supplier ManagementSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: Impact of NAFTA after 20 Years
Overall Trade has Grown, as US and Canada Swap Oil for Goods, While Mexico Appears to have Gained the Most for the Pact
TOPICS : Global sourcing | Global supply chainSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of April 25, 2014
Massive Strike at China Shoe Factory Runs On; Diesel Prices have Lost Volatility; Extended Payment Terms Putting Pressure on Suppliers; US Logistics Infrastructure Woes Likely Coming
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Cartoon Caption Contest Starting April 23, 2014
Show us your supply chain wit!
TOPICS : CartoonsSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: 4D Collaboration at Under Armour
Aggressive Supply Chain Interestingly Puts ''Data'' at Center of Collaboration
TOPICS : Collaboration | Consumer goods industry supply chain | Supply chain excellence | Supply chain thought leadershipSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of April 17, 2014
Dixon Ticonderoga Pencils in Supply Chain Success; Walmart Taking Care of the Trash; Maine Hope to Resole its Shoe Manufacturing; What do Supply Chain Grads Expect to Make?
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of April 10, 2014
Tesla Plans to Cut Logistics Waste in Sourcing for New Battery Plant; Walmart Riding a New WAVE (Truck); US LPG Exports to China Will Surge; Toyota Says More Manual Work Needed with Automation
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers