How NorthShore—Edward-Elmhurst Health is merging four supply chains into one while tackling warehouse use post-pandemic. Editor's note:This article appears in the March 2023 edition of HealthLeaders ...
Hospital supply chain leaders say the next five years will redefine their role — shifting it from traditional procurement and logistics toward enterprise strategy, technology integration and ...
Events of the past few years have made supply chain leaders well aware of the impact disruption can have on their physical networks, often resulting in frequent and rapid changes to manufacturing ...
As supply chains gained favor with the C-Suite, added scrutiny was, in some cases, an unwelcome consequence. Not only was more attention being paid to the operation, but so too was focus shifted onto ...
How does a professional organization like the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals spread the word about supply chain careers? And where does academia fit in? Ted Stank, Bruce Chair of ...
On its own, AI cannot bring value to supply chain orchestration. Companies need comprehensive systems that bring together ...
Industries hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic included airlines, leisure, restaurants, oil and gas, auto parts and equipment. In retrospect, many would have benefited from a focus on organizational ...
Supply chains leaders are facing unprecedented pressures as they navigate challenges such as policy changes, rising costs and tariff implications. This is causing health systems to rethink traditional ...
As global supply chains continue to face challenges in 2024, a potential paradigm shift in U.S. trade policy looms on the horizon. The prospect of dramatically increased tariffs—up to 60% on Chinese ...
The data silos that electronics supply chains have relied on for years limit visibility into component availability and cost. This lack of information and knowledge sharing has made it more ...
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