Supply & Demand Chain Executive is looking for a few good supply chain projects.
Actually, we're looking for 100 projects, and not just "good" but "great."
For this year's "Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100" feature, the magazine is looking to highlight supply chain transformation projects that have had a significant impact on the company's going through the implementations.
The end result of this year's 100 process will be a listing of effective supply chain projects that produced exceptional business impact or results for an enabler's customer/client.
To submit for the "Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100," please go to http://2011SDCE100.questionpro.com, provide the requested information and submit it to the Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100 selection committee.
A sample submission form may be downloaded as a PDF file at http://www.sdcexec.com/images/article/linked/2011_SDCE100_Sample_Nomination_Form.pdf, and we strongly encourage submitting parties to prepare materials for submission "offline" and then cut and paste the submission materials into the appropriate spaces on this form. However, nominations must be submitted through this online submission process.
To view past editions of the "Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100," please see the respective articles for 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 and 2004.
Deadline for submissions is March 31, 2011, and the list of the "100" will appear online on SDCExec.com and in the June 2011 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive magazine. Should you have any questions about the submission process, please contact Andrew K. Reese, editor of Supply & Demand Chain Executive, at [email protected].
The submitting party acknowledges that the information submitted is truthful to the best of his or her knowledge, and that the submitting party has the right to provide the information submitted. Supply & Demand Chain Executive is not responsible for any forms improperly filled out and cannot ensure that any forms incorrectly submitted will be considered. All information submitted becomes property of Supply & Demand Chain Executive. Multiple nominations from a single submitting party allowed. Deadlines may be extended at the discretion of Supply & Demand Chain Executive.
Actually, we're looking for 100 projects, and not just "good" but "great."
For this year's "Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100" feature, the magazine is looking to highlight supply chain transformation projects that have had a significant impact on the company's going through the implementations.
The end result of this year's 100 process will be a listing of effective supply chain projects that produced exceptional business impact or results for an enabler's customer/client.
To submit for the "Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100," please go to http://2011SDCE100.questionpro.com, provide the requested information and submit it to the Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100 selection committee.
A sample submission form may be downloaded as a PDF file at http://www.sdcexec.com/images/article/linked/2011_SDCE100_Sample_Nomination_Form.pdf, and we strongly encourage submitting parties to prepare materials for submission "offline" and then cut and paste the submission materials into the appropriate spaces on this form. However, nominations must be submitted through this online submission process.
To view past editions of the "Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100," please see the respective articles for 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 and 2004.
Deadline for submissions is March 31, 2011, and the list of the "100" will appear online on SDCExec.com and in the June 2011 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive magazine. Should you have any questions about the submission process, please contact Andrew K. Reese, editor of Supply & Demand Chain Executive, at [email protected].
The submitting party acknowledges that the information submitted is truthful to the best of his or her knowledge, and that the submitting party has the right to provide the information submitted. Supply & Demand Chain Executive is not responsible for any forms improperly filled out and cannot ensure that any forms incorrectly submitted will be considered. All information submitted becomes property of Supply & Demand Chain Executive. Multiple nominations from a single submitting party allowed. Deadlines may be extended at the discretion of Supply & Demand Chain Executive.
