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Bridging the gulf between business and academia
Educators are reaching out to the corporate world. Why aren't more companies taking advantage of the support they offer?

TI's FABulous supply chain
When changes in wafer fabrication added more links to Texas Instruments' supply chain, the semiconductor maker responded by streamlining its operations.

New skills for the 21st century
This is the time of year when supply chain thought leaders are forecasting which topics and trends will be top of mind in the coming months.

School days
Besides universities, there's another educational arena where supply chain professionals should get involved: secondary schools.

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Forward Thinking

The human element

By STAFF
For international supply chain projects, cultural sensitivity, mutual respect, and clear communication can be as important as technology and engineering.
From the Quarter 04 2007 issue

For international supply chain projects, cultural sensitivity, mutual respect, and clear communication can be as important as technology and engineering. Andrew Ledesma, Timex Corp.'s director of distribution engineering, knows that well: They were all factors in Timex's successful consolidation of manufacturing and distribution operations in Cebu, the Philippines....

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