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Supply Chains of Great Possibilities and a ‘Crisis Du Jour’ Although the supply management profession is plagued by volatility and uncertainty, it’s also a time of opportunity. That was one of

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Managing Supply Chains’ Interconnectedness After the Suez Canal Blockage Just like the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the Suez Canal incident — in which the container ship Ever Given blocked

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UPMG2020: The Interconnecting Information of Risk 2.0 Just as procurement organizations can’t exist in silos, neither can risk-management data and information. A UPMG2020 session discusses how

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UPMG2020: Cyber Breaches Remain a Contagion for Companies During the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many activities that critically impact businesses and supply chains have been reduced.

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Driving Competitive Advantage in the Supply Chain The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has redefined companies’ potential actions and strategies — whether balancing agility against scale, focusing

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Quantifying the Impacts of Disruptions, Large and Small Supply chain disruption has been a constant during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. A report from Miami-based business consultancy The

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Navigating Fleet’s Future Freight rates and volumes are up. Corporate tax rates are lower, which is leading some companies to invest in new equipment. Thus, orders are up: According to ACT

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A TCO Approach to Contract Labor: Evaluating Billable Wages By Leviticous “Vic” Cleveland Welcome back to our ongoing discussion of understanding billable wages. To counter the rising costs of

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Contractors’ Cost-RecoveryRecourse After Shutdown During the 35-day federal government shutdown that ended with Friday’s agreement to restore normal operations until February 15, the impact was

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