Today I want to talk about the challenges faced by today’s automotive suppliers, and why a network model for their
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Are we in a Supply Chain Renaissance?
There’s a great new report out from Chainlink Resarch called “Supply Chain Renaissance” Just what is the supply chain renaissance
Take this test to find out how demand-driven your organization is….
Note, this is the final post of an ongoing series. In part one , part two, and part three I explained how the
Check the box if you’re demand-driven…..
Note, this is part three of an ongoing series. In part one and part two I explained how the terms “shelf-connected” and “demand-driven”
Why the supply chain should be more social
No company has ‘truly’ modeled the full relationship set between how companies interact with other companies upstream and downstream in
Booming demand for supply chain jobs
Apparently working in supply chain is the new smart career move. Fortune reports today that 1.4 million new supply chain
Why every company in a value chain should care about the end-consumer
What would happen if all members of a value chain worked together to satisfy the end-consumer? My company, One Network
Eliminating the gridlock in transportation
In my last post, I provided an explanation for why we lack innovation
The drum beat of consumers…
If you haven’t already yet seen the recent video around demand-driven operations that we did with Tompkins International a few
7 top recommendations for the auto supply chain
I’ve spent much of my career working with automotive supply chains. During this time there has been a lot of
Guest Post, Jim Tompkins: The Amazon Effect — Retailers at the X-Roads
One of Greg Brady’s recent posts mentioned my new Amazon Effect video, and I wanted to respond and talk a
The end of EDI….but what’s next?
My favorite part of Lora Cecere’s recent post was her third key concept to building a demand-driven supply chain, “B2B
The Recipe for Supply Chain Success for Nearly Every Industry
This is part two of my response to Lora Cecere’s recent post that describes the four concepts crucial to building
Why connecting an entire supply chain to a network platform makes sense
Bruce did a good job of explaining the inherent limitations of most SaaS solutions yesterday. Today, I’ll go into a
Top 5 Signs Your Supply Chain is Dysfunctional
As I discussed in my last post, “From Vertical to Virtual Integration”, over the past 25 years or so, supply
From vertical to virtual integration….the next major shift in supply chain technology
Think for moment about the amount of technological change we’ve all experienced in the last 25 years. I once listened