I'm the senior writer at The Institute for Supply Management, covering supply chain issues and trends for our bi-monthly magazine, Inside Supply Management.
Our latest #coronavirus/#COVID19 white paper details how supply management organizations are facing increased disruptions to sourcing, supply and talent, as well as declines in manufacturing capacity and revenue — and how they are responding. Get it here: https://t.co/Xx1SgaB36h
The Monthly Metric discusses benchmarks on #supplychain structure — centralized, decentralized or center-led? Also, how (1) data drives #ESG goals and (2) warehouse automation benefits customers in the latest Inside Supply Management® Weekly.
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Find out how Tennessee Valley Authority @TVAnews rebooted its category management program using a 5-step process. And find out more about @ISM UPMG2022. https://t.co/VORkqfNlWC
I know from interview experience that this panel of @ISM J. Shipman Gold Medal Award winners makes up some of the most #supplychain and #procurement thought leadership ever on one screen. And Sidney Johnson (top right), the 2021 medalist, certainly fits in. #ISMWorld21#WeAreISM
#InternationalWomensDay honors achievements of women in #procurement and other professions, as well as spotlights gender inequities. On Inside Supply Management®’s site: Accelerating workplace parity is socially responsible — and smart business. https://t.co/vK28YZjt7k #IWD2021
In honor of International Women’s Day, we celebrate the accomplishments and innovations of the many amazing women in supply management.
#IWD2021#InternationalWomensDay
Read how Honeywell is expanding its supplier diversity program https://t.co/3iSISqXok3 in Inside Supply Management’s January/February issue https://t.co/o4FO68IYQu #procurement
Supply Management's Future Depends on Diversity: Read the article https://t.co/bnFEtEt8Fg in the January/February issue of Inside Supply Management magazine https://t.co/o4FO68IYQu Plus, take a look at the #ISMDiversity initiative #Procurement
Each year, I learn a lot from experts I talk to for Inside Supply Management®’s #economy outlook; with #COVID19’s continuing impact, there’s much to discuss. That story and a look at the #ISMDiversity initiative in the January/February issue: https://t.co/qWLDGZONSb #procurement
In Inside Supply Management® Weekly, a high-school student shares what she's learned about face mask sourcing, and even veteran #procurement pros can find the info valuable. #COVID19
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“Generally, everything is predicted to be down compared to where we were entering the year.” Inside Supply Management®'s blog details the @ISM Spring 2020 Semiannual Economic Forecast, which took a U-turn after optimistic projections in December. #economy https://t.co/XULsqVNlMR
.@ISM continues to closely monitor how #procurement organizations are combating #coronavirus/#COVID19. Our latest white paper details the most pressing issues, including increased disruption severity and declines in revenue and capacity. Download it here: https://t.co/dFa0wVKJnr
Fans need to start the process of accepting a reality that is becoming more undeniable by the day. Keep pushing #MLB#NFL#NBA#NHL and the networks to keep the classic-game vault open; that will have to suffice for a long while. #coronavirus#COVID19 https://t.co/S1d567Rgkq
Our Inside Supply Management® Weekly e-newsletter has #procurement#COVID19 insights, including how agility is key to #supplychain designs. Also, a look at trucking's focus on safety.
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.@ISM has followed up its first-in-the-field research on #coronavirus/#COVID19 impact on #supplychains: Chinese and European #manufacturing is at half of normal capacity, and lead times have doubled, including for domestically sourced inputs. #procurement https://t.co/qyFsXsksg3
Some companies are applying #trade war lessons to mitigating the impact of #coronavirus/#COVID19, @ISM research has found. “(O)rganizations who diversified their supplier base after (tariff) impacts are potentially more equipped,” CEO Thomas W. Derry says. https://t.co/qyFsXsksg3
The #coronavirus/#COVID19 impact continues for businesses: Demand has increased, but revenue and capital expenditures are expected to diminish, @ISM research has found. Also, #supplychain disruptions have expanded beyond China, most notably to Europe. https://t.co/Z2HBc89Qqh