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Professional Development: Page 44
Sourcing & Procurement
Pros to Know: Optimizing Processes is Necessary in Bridging Worker Shortage
ALOM Technologies Corp.
Eunice Lobo, director of operations for ALOM, details why it's important to understand people, understand their situations and optimize processes to fill those gaps in the labor shortage.
Risk/Compliance
A Guide to Russian Sanction Compliance for Procurement Companies
Certa
As the United States and much of the rest of world look to do what they can to stop Russia's attack on the Ukraine, following compliance for sanctions on Russia is vital for procurement companies.
Emerging Technologies
Pros to Know: Innovation From Outside the Industry Inspires Supply Chains
Fortna, Inc.
Kevin Gue, senior director, research & development at Fortna and a winner of SDCE’s Pros to Know award, discusses the joy in innovating supply chain technology inspired by growth outside the industry.
Warehousing
Internal, External Collaboration Is Key to Breaking Down Silos
Crisp
Barry Bradley, head of Supply Chain at Crisp, explains that breaking down silos is key in supply chains, and to do so we need communication inside and outside of organizations.
Supply Chain Visibility
Digital Solutions Ensure Supply Chain Visibility to Improve Resilience
PartnerLinQ
In order to mitigate threats throughout the supply chain, the most important thing businesses can do now is to ensure supply chain flexibility, visibility, velocity, and resilience.
Warehousing
Weighing the Impact of Supply Chain Disruptions
APQC
Supply chain pros can see through the clickbait and understand the deeper reasons for supply chain disruptions, but what about consumers?
Warehousing
New Challenges From Supply Chain Disruptions Plague Business Leaders
Aberdeen Strategy and Research
Just as companies were beginning to return to some level of equilibrium in their markets, supply chain shortages related to unreliable supplier capacity and the pandemic struck the market with the Omicron wave.
Warehousing
Will Supply Chain Issues Improve in 2022? There is Hope
CETYS University
There are reasons for hope, but the shape of 2022 will depend on the actions of companies.
Sourcing & Procurement
Pros to Know: There's a Place For Everyone in the Supply Chain
ALOM Technologies Corp.
Hannah Kain, CEO of ALOM, details why the supply chain industry can be a perfect fit for anyone and everyone looking to make a career move.
Sourcing & Procurement
CFOs Turn to Procurement as Major Lever for EBITDA Improvement
Insight Sourcing Group
Instead of viewing procurement as a back-office function, CFOs are embracing many of the same complex procurement strategies PE firms have relied on for years to make quick improvements in a portfolio company’s finances.
Sourcing & Procurement
Behind Every Great Company is an Even Greater Leader: Meet the 2022 Pros to Know Winners
Supply & Demand Chain Executive reveals the winners of the 2022 Pros to Know award, which recognizes outstanding executives whose accomplishments offer a roadmap for other leaders looking to leverage supply chain for competitive advantage.
Sourcing & Procurement
Rebuilding Supply Chain Communications As Businesses Move Beyond the Pandemic
Handwrytten
Supply chain problems are abound but there is one thing a business can control – its communications.
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