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“Ethics plus” – How to lead organisations to successSponsored by CIPS

Group CEO at CIPS Malcolm Harrison on how strong leaders should have “ethics plus” at their core, and how they can lead their organisation to a position of strength and longevity.

Planning for a sustainable supply chain

Bringing sustainability and supply chain planning together will enable businesses to reap the rewards

Managing supply chain volatility

Retailers must invest in technology to keep supply chains strong in a time of uncertainty

Building a resilient supply chain workforceSponsored by Librestream

Most supply chain organisations are losing their experienced workers to retirement, finding themselves in a race to overcome knowledge gaps.

Building organisational resilience with learning analyticsSponsored by Administrate

Activity reporting will always be important, but placing activity into context is where the business intelligence value awaits.

Managing a sustainable supply chain with real-time insightsSponsored by Samsara

Efficiency has long been a goal of well-run operations, but sustainability is a newer goal for the world’s logistics managers.

The importance of the supply chain in today’s experience economySponsored by Enigen

So, in the experience economy, how does a manufacturer or distributor change the direction of the ship to win like they were before?

The rise in B2B eCommerce

Business-to-business customers, raised as “digital natives”, expect a consumer-like experience while transacting business online

The future of supply chains and the balancing act between technology and techniqueSponsored by Kinaxis

Stonehenge may be the world’s most famous prehistoric monument, but its stones are not the only aspect of this site that have endured.

Nando’s chicken shortage: how the pandemic has made supply and demand tougher to predict

Peri-peri chicken fans were disappointed and frustrated when Nando’s announced the temporary closure of nearly 50 restaurants

How to really hold business to account on their carbon footprint – include their supply chains

Donald Trump may not believe climate change is happening, but most business leaders do and it is no surprise to see it top of the agenda.

Failure to supply will always trump cost-saving targetsSponsored by CIPS Group

The economic environment is changing so quickly it’s hard to keep pace, but you can be sure in our connected world that the number of disruptions to supply chains will rise.