Feb 22, 2022 | Article, Inventory - S&OP, People, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
In the late summer of 2020, I was honoured with the opportunity to interview supply chain guru Deborah Dull, not just once, but three times. While all the interviews are available to view on the Supply Chain Secrets YouTube channel, I decided to create some brief...
Feb 15, 2022 | Article, People, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
We hope you enjoyed viewing Rob’s 2020 video with Deborah Dull on the topic of circular supply chains or reading the transcript of that interview that we published recently. If so, you might be pleased to know that it was only the first of three occasions when...
Feb 8, 2022 | Article, People, Supply Chain, Trends
If you follow the Logistics Bureau blog, you might recall that we have, once or twice, made passing reference to the concept of the circular supply chain, primarily in our articles focused on developing trends in the supply chain and logistics sector. In the summer of...
Jan 25, 2022 | Article, Opinion, Supply Chain, Trends
When it comes to educated speculation about the future of supply chains, I can think of nobody better to talk to than Sheri Hinish. After all, aside from holding the position of Global Executive Partner at IBM, Sheri has earned her eponymous title of Supply Chain...
Dec 28, 2021 | Article, Business Improvement, Inventory - S&OP, Performance Measurement - KPIs, Supply Chain KPIs
Every article we publish covering logistics and supply chain KPIs piques our website visitors’ interest and receives a wealth of positive feedback. In addition, those articles inevitably stimulate readers to post questions, which, over time, we try to answer in...
Dec 14, 2021 | Article, Freight Management, Logistics, Supply Chain
It has never been easier, in general, for smaller companies to trade in international markets than it is today. However, freight shipping is the one activity that presents significant barriers to overseas-market entry, as you may have discovered if your business is...
