Supply chain resiliency comes down to effectively managing supplier risk. Do you have a cohesive, strategic program in place? Download our playbook:
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Now available for download! Our 2020 Annual Report contains exclusive supply chain disruption data, executive insights on SCRM, and success stories from the most tumultuous year in modern supply chain history.
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From talking trucks to re-globalization to a Pan-American highway, we're recapping our recent Live Chat with Tom Linton in this week's blog:
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Part 4 of our Ultimate Guide to Supply Chain Resiliency series covers how to institutionalize your SCRM program. #supplychainresilience
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In her article for @MHLeditor, our CEO writes about why companies need a consistent program to assess their suppliers (and their suppliers' suppliers) across all risk types. Check it out!
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In Part 3 of our Ultimate Guide to Supply Chain Resiliency we're tackling how to implement a successful SCRM plan. Read more in this week's blog!
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Better visibility "starts with understanding what your supply chain looks like." Bindiya Vakil shares her insights to @FoodLogistics as part of the magazine's coverage on Biden's 100 day supply chain review.
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Join us April 6! We're covering what you should be aware of when it comes to: Biden's review of US supply chains; localization vs globalization; reshoring; and cybersecurity. Link to register:
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Demand is surging for a wide range of products and creating supply constraints for raw materials such as rubber, plastic polymer, and petrochemicals. This week's blog takes a look at what's going on:
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Now on the podcast: We discuss President #Biden's plan to fix America's broken #supplychains with Bindiya Vakil, CEO of @Resilinc; #freight continues its bumpy ride; congestion continues at ocean #ports worldwide https://t.co/gT80wF93et #supplychain @TransportStats @ConXchange
We welcome the new executive order from The White House: it's the right first step to address the risks and vulnerabilities affecting global supply chains.
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