Do you believe Friday 13th is bad luck? Me too!!! So stay and home, don't go anywhere and read the best procurement and Supply Chain related articles of last week.
To prevent failure, leadership needs to consult with supply chain leaders and planners to determine the root causes of the issues that can be solved with technology’s help and choose the right approach for their organization.
How to Fail with AI in Your Supply Chain Planning
Most of our vendor relationships have always been remote, and the use of virtual tools creates deeper relationships that improve the negotiation process.
Virtual procurement is here to stay. And that's not a bad thing.
When it comes to procurement, and disputes in general, dispute resolution is a subject of considerable study at post-secondary institutes around the world.
Procurement Perspectives: Conflict management and negotiation in procurement
Strengthening your supply chain to withstand this change requires keeping in mind the various challenges and risks associated with doing business. Building a comprehensive strategy may take time, but the payoff is vital considering this and all crises to come.
Strengthening Your Supply Chain to Withstand Drastic Change
The following trends will certainly be ones to watch in the procurement and supply chain sectors in 2021
Procurement Trends To Look Out For In The New Year
Supply and demand swings shifted flexibility and visibility from nice-to-have capabilities to must-haves.
Supply chain agility entered the spotlight when the pandemic made forecasting futile
Manufacturing productivity and supply chain agility are two key tenets of the new operations strategy CEO Miguel Patricio and other executives rolled out at an investor day presentation in September to fix those shortcomings.
Kraft Heinz boosts supply-chain-stressed SKU production 20%
Spend Matters announces standout newcomers in procurement technology
You have to build a supply chain backbone that’s strong, flexible — and capable of continued optimization.
5 tips to build supply chain resiliency now and for 2021
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