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Navigating the Turbulent Seas of Global Supply Chains: Stories of Resilience and Innovation
Navigating the Turbulent Seas of Global Supply Chains: Stories of Resilience and Innovation By David Rogers and Dr Vijay Sangam In the contemporary global supply chain landscape, a convergence of multifaceted challenges has coalesced to mold businesses’ operational and distribution strategies. Among these challenges, one of the most prominent is rampant inflation and surging material costs. This predicament has been
Charting a Sustainable Course: Transforming Supply Chains for a Greener Tomorrow
Charting a Sustainable Course: Transforming Supply Chains for a Greener Tomorrow By David Rogers, Dr Richa Vijayraj and Dr Vijay Sangram Sustainability has become paramount for businesses operating across diverse industries in recent years. A growing awareness of the need for environmental responsibility, social ethics, and the pursuit of long-term economic viability has driven this paradigm shift. As a result,
These Supply Chain Trends Will Shape Your Business’ Future
These Supply Chain Trends Will Shape Your Business’ Future By David Rogers Between the disruptions caused by COVID-19 and the rapid improvement of technology, supply chains have seen enormous changes in the last year – and there is no sign of it slowing down. 2020 made it more obvious than ever that the future of supply chains is going to
6 Core Pillars of Supply Chain Management
6 Core Pillars of Supply Chain Management By David Rogers Supply chain management has become more complex in recent years, especially so since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus. New supply chain management styles have emerged as well as new trends, technologies, and vast improvements. However, there are certain parts of supply chain management that are tried and true –
The Importance of Sustainability in Supply Chains
The Importance of Sustainability in Supply Chains By David Rogers We are currently living through unprecedented times in more ways than one. Of course, there is the global COVID-19 pandemic that is always at the forefront of society’s mind. But there is also the fact that the planet is in the midst of a sustainability crisis. It’s important that we,
Why Shared Value is Important in Supply Chains?
Why Shared Value is Important in Supply Chains? By David Rogers As the global population is projected to increase about 1% each year, we are inevitably going to see a reduction in finite resources, such as land, water and fossil fuels. As these resources get sold to the highest bidder, we will unfortunately see certain populations go without while others
Why Aren’t Supply Chains Sexy Enough to Attract People to the Industry?
Why Aren’t Supply Chains Sexy Enough to Attract People to the Industry? By David Rogers Supply chains are the very thing that allow nearly everyone in the world to do the things they love. They make it so people can put gas in their car, get coffee in the morning, buy a sandwich at lunch, watch television, and sleep in
How to Build Supply Chain Resilience
How to Build Supply Chain Resilience By David Rogers Building a resilient supply chain is crucial for business success. It’s impossible for anyone to predict the future, but we do know that unexpected, business-disrupting events could happen at any time. Luckily, we have the tools to prepare for those events – we just have to know how to use them.
Strategies Decision Makers of Supply Chain Organisations Should Adopt
Strategies Decision Makers of Supply Chain Organisations Should Adopt By David Rogers and Jane Leonhardt When it comes to digital supply chain management, it’s not enough to simply set up a supply chain and expect it to do all of the work for you. While it’s true that digital supply chains help to streamline services and improve efficiency by employing
How to Efficiently Digitise Your Supply Chain
How to Efficiently Digitise Your Supply Chain By David Rogers We are living in a Digital Age and if your company has not adopted digitalisation into its day-to-day operations, you’re putting it at risk of falling behind the curve. In 2017, the Harvard Business Review published a prediction that more and more companies would follow in the footsteps of global