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2016 In the Read View Mirror

2016 was quite a year, wasn't it? Supply Chain Digest's Dan Gilmore boils down the top trends and stories in a concise article about what made it so interesting. Read more...

Top Spend Matters Stories of 2016

Lots of publications do 'Best of...' lists for the previous year, but few provide the insight of the Spend Matters' analysts. They're all over the P2P (procure-to-pay) process and are adept at identifying and tracking trends. Read more...

Procurement's Direction in 2017

Procurement is a process that's always changing, but the beginning of a new year is a good time to put a few bets on where it's heading. Technology is driving a lot of change, but the Presidential election, Brexit, improved supplier collaboration, and other trends are having an effect. Read more...

Making Reservations for On-Line Customers

The impact of the omnichannel consumer on retailers is hard to overstate. One of the crucial decisions to make is how much inventory to reserve for shipments to ecommerce customers and how to reserve it. Read more...

Industry 4.0 Moving Ahead

Industry 4.0, which is what the digitally connected manufacturing and distribution value chain has been dubbed, is moving quickly ahead. Technologies are providing the ability to make processes smarter, according to Piyush Sampat on the Supply Chain Management Review site. Read more...

Where We're Going in 2017

'Tis the season for predictions, that's for sure. Paul Martyn has his crystal ball out and gives us his thoughts on the future in a recent Forbes article. Read more...

Research Summary on Procurement Organizations

A recent study by A.T. Kearney indicates the majority of procurement organizations just aren't cutting it when it comes to delivering value. Read more...

Trump's Impact on Supply Chains

Supply chain professionals are the many folks stuggling to figure out what a Trump presidency will mean. Read more...

eCommerce Risks

You may not see the terms 'risk management' and 'ecommerce' in the same sentence very often, but they indeed belong together. That's due to the growing presence of omnichannel consumers, their high expectations, and their tendency to change suppliers at the hint of a service failure. Read more...

Demand Sensing Using POS Data

Demand sensing using point-of-sale (POS) information requires tons of data. Unfortunately, most companies haven't implemented the process and are missing out on its advantages. Read more...

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