Japan and Ecuador Earthquakes: Supply Chain Lessons from Past Disasters
The recent earthquakes in Japan and Ecuador are a sad reminder of how deadly natural disasters can be. As of this morning, 41 people are
The recent earthquakes in Japan and Ecuador are a sad reminder of how deadly natural disasters can be. As of this morning, 41 people are
File this under “Not-So-Great Moments in Supplier Relationship Management.” Last week, Sports Authority — which filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection earlier this month —
In this week’s Ripped from the Headlines segment, another example of how many companies still have poor visibility and control of their end-to-end supply chains.
A 2005 study on the impact of supply chain disruptions revealed there is significant damage to a company’s financials and brand when a crisis or
The El Niño weather pattern, which the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts will be among the strongest on record, is already causing flooding
Why is supply chain risk management important? Why should CEOs and CFOs care? Over the past two years, I’ve addressed those questions in various posts
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