A Sneak Peek at What the Supply Chain Industry Will Look Like in 2025
Here are five changes that we’re expecting and insights into how these shifts will ultimately impact the supply chain industry.
Here are five changes that we’re expecting and insights into how these shifts will ultimately impact the supply chain industry.
According to the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS) risk index, risk is the highest since 2013. It is easy to become complacent. Are you adding risk into your supply chain conversations and plans?
In today's Amazon-impacted marketplace, extended supply chains are more interconnected than ever before. Thus, we must be aware of the impacts of our decisions on the rest of the supply chain.
Whether outsourcing, insourcing or near-sourcing or a combination of all three, manufacturers need to reassess their strategies to measure risk and ROI.
Your supply chain is only as strong as your weakest link so you must develop your employees and find ways for them to work together more effectively.
What happens when you have a break in your supply chain? Do you have contingency plans in place to mitigate business interruption?
Join LMA Consulting Group President, Lisa Anderson, as she hosts an interactive discussion on how supply chain leaders can make their businesses thrive when they’re up against shorter lead times, increasing risks and labor rates.
It is wise to stay on the leading edge of what is of such critical importance to manufacturers, distributors, logistics providers and the economy.
Similar to these students, do you see it as an exciting opportunity - and turn it into one?! Or, do you see it as a chore?
Start asking your customers and employees what is important to them. You might not even have to open your mouth - start listening to what is said AND what isn't said.