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A fresh take on inventory as a source of working capital

July 6, 2018
Tim Buhl
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A three-pronged approach to inventory analysis can help companies free up cash while getting more value from underperforming or unwanted inventory.
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Planning for the unexpected: How "what-if" costing reduces global risk

December 15, 2017
Sue Welch
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Cost simulation can help retailers and others that source internationally to reduce unpredictability in their landed costs.
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Research for the Real World

When suppliers and their customers don't see eye to eye

December 14, 2017
Supply Chain Quarterly Staff
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New research examines the implications when a customer requests extra accommodations from a supplier that the supplier views as falling outside of its normal roles and responsibilities.
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Forward Thinking

More companies are using analytics to detect supply chain fraud, says Deloitte

December 8, 2017
Susan Lacefield
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Supply chain analytics software can help companies detect possible fraud before the company actually loses money, according to the global consulting company.
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The Power of People: McCormick & Company's procurement transformation

October 24, 2017
Toby Gooley and Grace Woo
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When the spice and flavoring company adopted a long-term strategy focused on global growth, the procurement team stepped up with a bold plan to reshape their priorities and organizational structure. The initiative has exceeded expectations, with more improvements to come.
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New report touts benefits of using group purchasing organizations for health-care supplies

July 17, 2017
Supply Chain Quarterly Staff
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Research commissioned by the Healthcare Supply Chain Association says health-care GPOs typically save members up to 18 percent on supplies while also creating a more competitive marketplace.
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Research for the Real World

How supply chain complexity affects buyer-supplier relationships

June 22, 2017
Supply Chain Quarterly Staff
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Authors of a selected Journal of Business Logistics (JBL) article explain the real-world implications of their academic research.
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Procurement Priorities

Starved for resources?

March 29, 2017
Susan Avery
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Sustainable procurement now has management's attention. But a recent study finds that executives may not be willing to commit the human and financial resources needed for such programs to succeed.
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What growing nationalism may mean for procurement

March 28, 2017
Supply Chain Quarterly Staff
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A report from the software and consulting company GEP argues that rising nationalism will mean increases in procurement costs and a growing need for risk-mitigation plans.
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Lack of internal resources and talent may hinder procurement's digital transformation

March 24, 2017
Supply Chain Quarterly Staff
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A survey by The Hackett Group suggests that procurement organizations are moving forward with major technology implementations without having the needed skills and internal resources.
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