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A Plan for Every Part Is the Answer for Sourcing Speed By William Crane, CPSM Sourcing a new product is exciting and stressful: While a rite of passage, it isn’t easy due to the often

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Resiliency in Light of Brexit and Other Barriers By Richard Wilding, OBE Brexit is an obvious example of a threat and obstacle to supply chains — but it’s also part of a global trend towards more

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The Monthly Metric: Risk Management Score The 2015 white paper that introduced Institute for Supply Management®’s (ISM®) Mastery Model describes risk, one of the model’s 16 core competencies,

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Talent Challenges in the Last-Mile Delivery Arena Long-haul trucking, with its driver shortages, isn’t the only delivery space facing talent issues. The last-mile space, buoyed by growth in

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Making Safety Count — On the Road and the Bottom Line As the delivery space grows and evolves, last-mile carriers are faced with increasing costs related to warehousing rents, labor and

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Digital Networks Can Better Prepare Organizations for Crises As companies seek to cope with the impacts of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, their enterprise resource management measures are

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During a Pandemic, Technology Can Increase Driver and Employee Safety As the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues, services-sector professionals — hospital staff and first responders, along

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As Supply Chains Recover After Laura, Storm Season Continues Gulf Coast supply chains and such sectors as agricultural and oil and gas might have avoided a direct hit from Hurricane Laura, but

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Transportation Companies Can Be Stronger After the Pandemic With a Three-Pronged Approach To combat the coronavirus and emerge stronger, a transportation company’s plan must have a three-fold

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Commercial Drone Delivery Is Still Far From Taking Flight The drone industry, particularly within the U.S., remains largely limited to testing and pilot programs, and there are impediments to

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