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The Flexible Supply Chain

In an article on the EBN site, Jim O'Reilly discusses how supply chains are being affected by market forces that make binary decisions obsolete. It's no longer a matter of either/or; there's a premium on being both lean and agile. Read more...

Using System Thinking With Big Data

Now that we're in the throes of the Big Data revolution, how to use it cost-efficiently and effectively has to be top of mind. Using a systems-thinking approach is becoming more and more attractive, as its track record is impressive. Read more...

Procurement in 2025

The procurement function in organizations continues to evolve. When you look about 10 years out, some aspects of it will really be different. The folks at KPMG have released a study on that topic that's discussed in a recent article on the Spend Matters site by Jason Busch. Read more...

Supply Chain Visibility at Crate & Barrel

Big companies with global supply chains are great sources for information on how to address sticky problems. Crate & Barrel thinks supply chain visibility is an issue, so they're taking significant steps to address it. Read more...

eProcurement Market Analysis

Jason Busch and Pierre Mitchell at Spend Matters take a critical look at what's going on in the eProcurement (P2P) market. With consolidation and new players happening on what seems to be a daily basis, they maintain there's no real market leader. Read more...

Key Supply Chain Events of 2013

Usually, this is the time of year when predictions are made. The Supply Chain Digest feels it's also important to review what happened during the past year. Read more...

The Risk of Innovation

Innovation is always good, right? When it drives your supply chain to its breaking point, the answer is no. Outsourcing, lean manufacturing, and JIT may sound good on the surface, but together they could put your supply chain at risk. Read more...

Big Data in the Hiring Process

With the many actual and potential applications of Big Data constantly in the news, one approach that's a little under the radar is in the basic human resource functions of hiring and firing. Read more...

2014 Procurement

It's not too late for 2014 predictions (though it's getting there...). In a 2 part series of articles on the eSourcing Forum site, Constantine Limberakis polishes up his crystal ball and tells us what he see happening in the Procurement space over the next few months. Read more...

Tribal Knowledge and the Supply Chain

Just because you've always done business a certain way, it doesn't follow that you should continue to do so indefinitely. Many times the 'old ways' were based on 'tribal knowledge', which may be outdated. Read more...

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