In part 1 of Guardian of the Supply Chain, we looked at how Imperial Logistics is using a blockchain-enabled control
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Why Do Control Tower Implementations Fail?
With many companies implementing control towers, why do so few deliver on the promise of end-to-end visibility and control? This
What Can a Supply Chain Control Tower Do for You?
Nucleus Research explains control towers and the benefits they bring to your supply chain Nucleus Research has published its Control
Cloud Comes of Age: Multi-Enterprise Business Networks
CIOs, CTOs and cloud business solution providers engaged in planning, building and deploying cloud solutions have to consider a wide
Lessons from the Foodservice Supply Chain
Challenges and Opportunities in the Foodservice Supply Chain Is there any supply chain more important than the foodservice supply
Why ERP can’t provide a single version of the truth for your supply chain
Today’s highly complex global supply chains truly require a single version of the truth providing full order and inventory visibility
This is the invisible network that keeps the world running
As a nice follow-up to last week’s post on the world’s largest container ship, the BBC has an in depth article
Three new year’s resolutions for your supply chain
Note: In honor of a similar post from last year, I thought I’d do an update for 2014. So here
What’s new in the automotive supply chain? (Hint: Inventory Replenishment Policies)
This is an ongoing series of posts on new developments within the automobile supply chain, with examples of best practices.
Pharma companies will increasingly take cues from retail and consumer goods….why?
If you want to know ahead of time the changes awaiting the pharmaceuticals supply chain it is useful to extrapolate
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
A shift in philosophy: basketball and your demand forecast
In January 1971, Fordham University Rams played an NCAA basketball game against the then mighty University of Massachusetts Redmen team.
The five steps to achieving “big visibility” in your supply chain
In recent weeks, we’ve learned about supply chain’s biggest buzzwords, “big data” and “end to end” visibility,and why outsourcing your supply
Supply chain is a game of chess, here’s how you can become a grandmaster
Forward-thinking companies understand that a reliance on analytics presents the only scalable approach to analyzing and gaining insights from deluge
Why outsourcing your supply chain makes the big data problem worse
We’ve already discussed how Big Data and Visibility are the two biggest buzzwords in supply chain. One question you may
Supply chain’s biggest buzzwords: “Big Data” and “end-to-end visibility”
Every white paper, webinar, and article about supply chains these days seems to include some mention of big data, end-to-end
Turning Big Data into Big Visibility
Most firms have already invested in business intelligence, supply chain management (SCM), and modeling tools that claim to make it
Same-day and Home Delivery: The Next Big Battleground for Retailers
“One thing Amazon has done very successfully is they’ve owned the entire value chain. They’ve owned the last mile,
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
Build-to-Order for the auto supply chain…where’s the progress?
A true demand-driven supply chain has long been the Holy Grail of automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), yet even though
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
Guest Post: 3 Mistakes Shippers Make:Outsourced Distribution’s Dark Side…
Although it has already been covered by the media in a number of outlets, I’d like to further explore the
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