October’s Global Production and Supply Chain Activity Reflects Continued Momentum
The Supply Chain Matters blog reviews October 2020 global manufacturing and supply chain activity level reporting to highlight observations and perspectives relative to continued signs of a “V” shaped global supply chain network response.
by Bob Ferrari 
Major Supply Chain Disruption- History is Often a Prevailing Reference
This Supply Chain Matters blog serves as a reference sidebar to our ongoing coverage of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic’s impact on industry and global supply chains. History is often prevailing in providing a reference to past events either with similar characteristics, or in conditions that were prevalent long before the current disruption.
by Bob Ferrari
Added Reminder: Presentation on Positioning Skills for the Future Needs of Supply Chain Management
by ferrariadmin
Another Example of the Importance of Strong and Loyal Supplier Relationships- Bourbon
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Maersk Reports Strong Earnings Despite Slower Global Activity
by ferrariadmin
Gartner Reports Robust Growth in 2014 Worldwide Supply Chain Management and Procurement Software Revenues
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Not a Good Week for Food Related Supply Chains in the U.S.
by ferrariadmin
Steelwedge Software Announces Supplemental Funding Round
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Peak Holiday Season Surge- The Final Crunch Begins
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