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Supply Chain Management (SCM)
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Investopedia defines Supply Chain Management as following:
Supply chain management is the management of the flow of goods and services and includes all processes that transform raw materials into final products. It involves the active streamlining of a business’s supply-side activities to maximize customer value and gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
Jakamo Webinar: Supplier Compliance and ESG Reporting
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How to get started with supplier sustainability?
It is really unusual to find a company strategy without a high emphasis on sustainability topics these days.…
Procurement Jobs of the Future: Pioneering Supplier Experience and Sustainable Supply Chain Roles
As the business landscape evolves, procurement is undergoing a transformation from an operational focus to a strategic and…
Automated business flows in supplier collaboration are gaining sustainability
Sustainability as a megatrend It is no secret that sustainability will be one of the biggest megatrends of…
How to get started with supply chain risk management?
Value chains are complex and vulnerable in nowadays’ networked business ecosystems. Manufacturing companies are highly dependent on their…
Outdated and clumsy solutions are not accepted anymore
Danfoss Drives is a global leader in the variable speed control of electronic motors. The company is developing,…
What is Supplier Experience and Why Should Every Executive Care about It?
Most of the executives are already familiar with the concepts of Customer Experience, Employee Experience and User Experience. There is no doubt…
Help me help you!
Eszter Dean has a strong background as a supply chain leader in the Alfa Laval Corporation. Today she…
Friction Free is now Supplier Experience
Friction Free Online Magazine was founded in 2018 to bring supply chain leaders together for sharing their ideas…
The Nature and Theoretical Roots of Supplier Experience
According to an ingrained saying, profit is made through effective purchasing. Traditionally this has meant tough buying practices…