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CSCMP Notebook

By STAFF

From the Quarter 04 2009 issue

2009 Annual Conference Report

Attendees at CSCMP's 2009 Annual Global Conference may have come from all over the world, from companies big and small, but there's one thing they all had in common: a desire to hear the latest ideas and innovations from leading practitioners, consultants, academics, and service providers in the fields of logistics and supply chain management....

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