How much is that doggy in the window? Depends – what time of the day is it? Who are you? Are you using a Mac or Windows device? CAVEAT EMPTOR !!
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Yearly Archives: 2013
A New Year is a time for new beginnings and it is the perfect time to learn from past experiences / mistakes. This is a follow up post from early December where I discussed the dilemma many companies face – they have a “closet” full of stuff (capable people, processes, tools, technology, etc.) but never seem to have anything to “wear”. This not only happens often, but I am willing to bet it happens close to always. Many of our companies have invested millions of dollars in infrastructure (people, process, technology) but have neglected to fully adopt (USE!) those investments. This results in going back to the “market” time and time again for something to “wear” when they have perfectly good “somethings” right under their nose. So, my suggestion was “Shop Your Closet”.
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The Mpower Group is excited to announce it’s CEO, Dalip Raheja, will be a keynote presenter for two IACCM webinars, Identifying and measuring risk in the supply chain and contracting processand Implementing a risk strategy. Webinars will be on January 15th and January 22nd, respectively. The Mpower Group is in the business…
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I will let you think about that and come up with an answer or you can contact me for the correct answer (and yes, there is a correct answer!). Long time readers will remember that we published some projections at the beginning of 2012 (here and here) and I will leave it up to you to test them. Those projections were primarily based on Marian Salzman’s work, stay tuned for the 2013 projections, but one of them is that traditional economies are going alternative. If that is true, what impact will that have on the Sourcing/Supply Chain communities?
I will let you think about that and come up with an answer or you can contact me for the correct answer (and yes, there is a correct answer!). Long time readers will remember that we published some projections at the beginning of 2012 (here and here) and I will leave it up to you to test them. Those projections were primarily based on Marian Salzman’s work, stay tuned for the 2013 projections, but one of them is that traditional economies are going alternative. If that is true, what impact will that have on the Sourcing/Supply Chain communities?
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