It's not always necessary to leave supplier feedback, but ultimately, it can help create more strategic relationships that are worth it in the long run. #SupplyChainManagement Procurious procurious.com/procurement-ne…

A new survey from the APQC found that #SupplyChain leaders are more invested in sourcing and procurement than ever, with an added emphasis on developing soft skills. #SupplyChainManagement scmr.com/article/apqc_i…

PoD continues to grow, and we're leading the way gooten. licensinginternational.org/news/pod-makin…

If you're a CSCO and want to help drive more business value #ScaaS can maximize your assets while enabling digital business. Definitely something to look into. #SupplyChainManagement @Gartner_SC scmr.com/article/delive…

In my experience, not only is it more efficient to diversify your #SupplyChain - it's also better in terms of ESG too. Oliver Wyman sloanreview.mit.edu/article/how-pr…

There will always be issues when it comes to inner-city #logistics, but by matching deliveries to the pace of construction, companies can help create a more seamless strategy. #Shipping freightwaves.com/news/viewpoint…

Agreed, Matt. We have to build the future of our supply chains on a foundation of 100% transparency. x.com/MattTichon/sta…

I think this is something we often forget or fail to understand. Sustainability is the biggest advantage we can give ourselves in terms of improving growth potential. Thanks for sharing, Patricia. x.com/pat_ita_w/stat…

There's really no way for us to be completely self-sufficient in terms of #SupplyChain, but there is definitely a lot of opportunities for us to improve the structures we do have so future disruptions won't shake us. hbr.org/2021/05/the-ch…

Resilience is a top priority in today's #SupplyChain industry, and to be able to move forward, supply chain leaders need to not only help current employees learn how to adapt, but make sure new employees are well equipped too. Tamara Braun sdcexec.com/professional-d…

There's really so much AI can do for our #SupplyChains, the possibilities are pretty endless. But one thing I think we could use more of now is AI's ability to reduce the risk of human error. #SupplyChainManagement Global Trade globaltrademag.com/how-ai-is-enha…

This emphasis on collaboration is key, I think. Thanks for sharing, Alec. x.com/alec_pettigrew…

There's never going to be a risk-free decision in terms of #SupplyChainManagement. But what you can do to eliminate risk wherever possible is have a good risk management strategy by your side. SCMR scmr.com/article/three_…

Really like this perspective: “Our guiding principle must be to support businesses in a much more proactive and assertive way, to be ready for whatever lies ahead.” #SupplyChainManagement procurious.com/procurement-ne…

Like this piece says, if we want to live in a world without waste, it's going to take more than what we can do as humans to accomplish it. Very cool stuff, Noodle.ai. supplychainbrain.com/blogs/1-think-…

It's going to take a while for #AI to have a big effect on our supply chains. It needs to be trained and refined if we want to see a real difference from using it. venturebeat.com/2021/06/04/how…

There's a lot of pent-up economic demand that I think we're going to see unleashed soon. And to be able to meet that demand, your brand will have to lean on the support of #SupplyChain leaders. sdcexec.com/sourcing-procu…

It's pretty hard to understate the risk to our #SupplyChains from cyberattacks. This is an area we really need to build up preventative infrastructure in. sdcexec.com/safety-securit…

There's a lot of things #blockchain can do, but ultimately it's not the right tech for every single use case out there. Thanks for sharing, Louis Lehot. #SupplyChain globaltrademag.com/solving-supply…

In terms of better connecting our supply chains, definitely. x.com/mmortson/statu…