
Supply Chain Leaders: Stop Managing Exceptions. Start Preventing Them
What should supply chain and logistics leaders stop doing — and what should they start doing instead? That’s the question at the heart of a

What should supply chain and logistics leaders stop doing — and what should they start doing instead? That’s the question at the heart of a

Want to cycle 102 miles through Death Valley? I have to admit, the invitation to spend hours cycling through one of the hottest places on

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, or as my Cuban relatives would say, it’s San Gibin, which sounds like the patron saint of spare change. Speaking of Cubans

This October 4th will mark 14 years since my daughter Hannah was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D) at age 11. I interviewed her several

I’m keeping the promise in Vienna. Back in July, at the Breakthrough T1D Ride in Burlington, VT, I was honored with The Promise Jersey, which

I found myself in an ambulance at mile 58 of last Saturday’s Breakthrough T1D Ride in Burlington, VT. I was involved in a crash. I