Definition
The capability to anticipate, mitigate, and recover from disruptions to ensure consistent supply chain performance.
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Within the world of supply chain management, your competitive advantage might have been making the lowest-cost product at the fastest possible speed. Today’s ability to achieve competitive advantage depends on end-to-end upstream visibility and…
An unshaken supply chain is built with transparent, simplified supply chains managed by a strong team built on trust and powered by innovative, smart tools. With the right technology, tools, architecture, and, most importantly, people, any company…
Cleo analyzed five years of earnings calls and stock price movement for 1,000 companies, and found investors rewarded those showing supply chain leadership.
Maneuver warfare, design thinking, and TRIZ all offer frameworks for creative thinking and problem-solving that can help organizations develop novel solutions to today’s challenges
Enhancing data visibility, regionalizing supply chain networks, engaging in scenario planning, and fostering collaboration within the partner ecosystem are essential tactics to boost supply chain resilience and agility.
DHL and Professor Richard Wilding have created a framework organizations can follow as they build out a diversified supply chain.
Procurement teams the world over face unprecedented volatility from geopolitical conflict, climate crisis and more. To ride the headwinds, a shift towards a smarter, sustainable approach to supply chains is needed. Forum for the Future’s Global…
The intent is to improve the mobility of people and goods across the country.
A survey of procurement decision-makers shows companies are investing in new strategies to minimize the frequency and impact of disruptions.
Gartner hype cycle measure will transform to a plateau of productivity over time.
