Happy Supply Chain Professionals Appreciation Day
Supply Chain Matters extends our Tip-of-the Hat recognition to all those that contribute to supply chain management. Have a Happy Supply Chain Professionals Appreciation Day and Month.
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Category: Supply Chain Skills
The Nation’s Procurement Professionals Gather in Nashville at ISM 2018
The nation’s procurement professionals are meeting this week at the ISM (Institute for Supply Management) Annual Conference in Nashville Tennessee. The stated theme for this year’s conference is aptly named: Global Vision, Peak Performance, all of which will continue to be put to the test in the coming months.
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Newly Released Supply Chain Compensation and Salary Survey Data from APICS
Supply Chain Matters has continually updated readers regarding the Supply Chain Talent Perfect Storm, and new survey data published by APICS adds some positive and not so positive perspectives related to talent acquisition, retention, and skills development.
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Timely Reminders for Supply Chain Management Talent Recruitment and Retention
We call Supply Chain Matters reader attention to two rather timely reminders regarding challenges in supply chain management related recruitment and retention.
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Supply Chain Matters Attendance at 2018 Oracle Modern Supply Chain Experience Conference- Part Four
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides live dispatches from the Oracle Modern Supply Chain Experience Conference held in San Jose California. Part Four shares Bob Ferrari’s highlights and perspectives on the two panelist sessions which he participated within.
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2018 Prediction Deep Dive- The Supply Chain Talent Perfect Storm Intensifies
Supply Chain Matters provides a deep-dive perspective on the ten outlined 2018 Predictions for Industry and Global Supply Chains unveiled in mid-December. In this installment, we dive into 2018 Prediction Four: The Supply Chain Perfect Storm Intensifies.
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Establishing Your Vision and Goals for 2018 and Beyond
As the year 2017 comes to an end, Supply Chain Matters shares some thoughts for resolutions, vision and goal-setting for the upcoming year.
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Expanding Efforts Addressing Multi-Industry Supply Chain Talent Needs
In a sidelight blog to our unveiling of 2018 Predictions for Industry Supply Chains, Supply Chain Matters highlights expanding efforts addressing multi-industry supply chain talent needs.
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What to Expect in the Coming Year: Supply Chain Matters 2018 Predictions for Industry and Global Supply Chains
On an annual basis, the Ferrari Consulting and Research Group provides a series of supply chain management predictions for the coming year. The Supply Chain Matters blog unveils the first five 2018 Predictions for Industry and Global Supply Chains.
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Important Reminder for ISM and Thomas 30 Under 30 Rising Supply Chain Stars Recognition Program
A reminder to Supply Chain Matters readers that nominations from industry procurement organizations for the fourth annual 30 Under 30 Rising Supply Chain Stars recognition program are due no later than this coming Sunday, December 3. 2018.
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Revisiting Prior 2017 Predictions for Industry and Global Supply Chains- Part Two
Supply Chain Matters continues with reviewing and self-scoring each of the 2017 Predictions for Industry and Global Supply Chains published at the beginning of this year. This Part Two posting provides an assessment of our prediction for a supply chain talent perfect storm and the prediction for added product sourcing challenges due to increased anti-trade actions.
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Supply Chain Matters Highlights of Bristlecone Pulse 2017 Conference
This independent supply chain management industry analyst recently had the opportunity to both attend and participate in the Bristlecone Pulse 2017 conference. This was from my view, one incredible conference of supply chain management thought leadership, one that likely provided attendees a lot of strategies and topics to consider regarding their respective organizational transformational leadership efforts.
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