In this episode of Supply Chain Now, Mike Griswold with Gartner joins Scott and Greg on the podcast to discuss the top three priorities of new supply chain leadership.
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Supply Chain Now Episode 615
In this episode of Supply Chain Now, Mondelez International Chief Supply Chain Officer, Sandra MacQuillan joins Scott and Greg on the podcast for a real master class on what it means to be a supply chain leader.
Supply Chain Now Episode 611
In this edition of The Buzz, Supply Chain Now Co-hosts Greg White and Scott Luton are joined by Elliott Paige, a Director at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. He has seen a lot of changes take place over the last year based on new patterns in human travel, cargo demand, and the need for aircraft parking on airport property.
Supply Chain Now Episode 610
Manufacturing is a difficult space to be in – especially in the United States. Margins and demand have been eroding over the years as global competition has arisen and supply chains have moved offshore. For any company to survive this competitive landscape, they need leaders who are clear-sighted, empathetic, and ready to roll their sleeves up and get dirty. Aneesa Muthana is the CEO of Pioneer Service, a contract manufacturer of precision machine parts…
Supply Chain Now Episode 609
In this episode of TEKTOK powered by Supply Chain Now, hosts Karin Bursa and Scott Luton welcome Mallery Dosdall with Red Wing Shoe Company to talk S&OP and its impact on the supply chain.
Supply Chain Now Episode 608
In this episode of Supply Chain Now, hosts Greg White and Scott Luton welcome Logan Ensign with Alloy and Katlyn Davis with Valvoline to the show to discuss how sales and supply chain can work together for retail success.
Supply Chain is Boring Episode 24
Why do companies so aggressively manage inventories? Cost! And a big cost component is carrying or holding cost- a percentage of the total inventory value that impacts the bottom line. So what are the subcomponents of carrying cost and how were they developed? Listen as host Chris Barnes interviews Dr. Doug Lambert, and learn more.
Supply Chain Now – Episode-419
Angela Kerr is the Vice President of Product Management for SpotSee, a company that helps customers look at their supply chain and find ways to reduce the damage that happens during shipping by tracking and reporting on the conditions experienced by actual shipments.
Supply Chain Now – Episode-422
The ‘TECHquila Sunrise’ Series on Supply Chain Now shares the latest investments, acquisitions, innovations, and glorious implosions in Supply Chain Tech every week. If you are looking for a podcast about ‘so-and-so signed a contract with such and such,’ or ‘they just released version 20 of that same technology you didn’t buy last year,’ this is the wrong podcast for you. But if you are looking for real news and innovation, welcome to the Sunrise.
Supply Chain is Boring – Episode-8
In the part 2 interview with John Hill, he continues to stress the importance of improving processes before implementing technology. In other words, what is your why? It sounds like common sense but from my experience you improve project success when the goals and realistic expectations have been defined.
Supply Chain Now – Episode-425
There are plenty of people with sourcing responsibility that landed there after staring on other career paths, and yet few people’s backgrounds prepare them for that as well as Keith Saunders’ degree in chemical engineering. He has worked at companies such as Intel Corp, Newell Brands, Ingersoll Rand, and Pall Corp, and each role has allowed him to use a combination of his chemical knowledge and engineering thought process.
Supply Chain Now – Episode-426
The field of customer experience management (or “CX”) has only formally been around since the early 2000’s, but it has quickly grown to be one of the most important areas of investment for companies. Whether they have responsibility for big companies, small companies, startups, or government organizations, leadership teams want to make sure their customers are happy, and that success stories reach new prospective customers.