Business Leaders Must Safeguard Immediately
The COVID-19 pandemic will test the operational resiliency of every company. Before it does, check your assets and conduct your own research to make sure you pass.
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Here’s Why CEOs Should Pay Attention to Festive Shopping Trends
The festive shopping season is in full swing and for retailers the potential rewards have never been higher.
Delivering Stability Within Instability
In a world of conflict, displacement, natural disasters and lean commercial operations, Ecolog International delivers mission-critical services, creates local opportunities for communities who need them most, and enables customers to focus…
Network Optimisation: The Key to Business Sustainability?
In the current political and ecological climate, there is mounting pressure on businesses to achieve greater levels of sustainability from a variety of stakeholders.
Not only do a massive 81% of consumers now prefer to buy from brands…
Elemica: Delivering the Top Supply Chain Digital Transformation
John Blyzinskyj is the CEO of Elemica, a global enterprise software company that provides products for global process industries including oil and gas, specialty chemical, bulk primary chemical and extrusion pharmaceutical companies, as…
Avetta: Vetting for a Safe Supply Chain
John Herr is the CEO of Avetta. He graduated from Harvard Business School in 1993, and has been with Avetta for 4 years. Avetta, formerly known as PICS (PICS Auditing), are a global supply chain risk management software company - they vet…
Can Your Company Afford Counterfeits?
Running a successful company takes a lot of work. There are so many different factors that must perfectly coalesce to create a compelling brand or product that consumers want to purchase, and many executives recognise that the multitude of…
Brexit, Trade Wars and Tariffs: Surviving in the Tumultuous Global Economic Environment
The current global economic environment is tumultuous, to put it mildly. The pound has fallen among growing Brexit uncertainty, which is impacting British business, in particular the automotive industry. In addition, current trade wars –…
How is AI Going to Transform the Supply Chain and What do Decision-makers need to Consider?
At its simplest level, the core purpose of the supply chain is to get the right amount of ‘stuff’ from one place to another at the right time, designed to transform raw materials into finished products for consumption as efficiently as…
Risk in Supply Chains Differs By Industry
A new joint report published by Cranfield School of Management and Dun & Bradstreet investigates the level of supply chain risk faced by European companies with international supplier relationships.
The report uses four key metrics –…