May 19, 2023 | Supply Chain Strategy read
Engineered equipment sourcing and engineered equipment supply chain management involve complex processes that require detailed planning, complete coordination, and proper execution. Businesses — from oil rigs to manufacturing plants — rely on engineered equipment to keep running their operations smoothly.
May 19, 2023 | Cost Management read
Budgets are an essential aspect of any successful business. Managing budgets have therefore become even more important with the availability of next-gen technology. Budget management software is an integral part of global businesses and is increasingly becoming a must-have tool for supply chain organizations looking forward to streamlining financial operations.
This blog explores the benefits of budget management software and why it's a must-have tool for any organization looking to optimize its financial processes.
May 18, 2023 | Supply Chain Strategy read
Mid-sized U.S. retailers have faced a tumultuous past couple of years, with inflationary pressures and escalating supply chain costs impacting their growth and profitability. To help overcome these stumbling blocks, they have been seeking innovative solutions.
A fresh strategy that has caught the attention of mid-sized retailers is the formation of frenemy networks – collaborative initiatives between competitors to share supply chain infrastructure, improving operational efficiencies and cost savings.
May 16, 2023 | Supply Chain Strategy read
Picture this. As a supply chain manager, you just got to know that a batch of cables is running much behind the scheduled delivery time, and that too for a new project that was supposed to get kickstarted. And the consequences are comprehensible. Delays in receiving materials can spell disaster for any project.
May 16, 2023 | Accounts Payable read
May 16, 2023 | Supply Chain Strategy read
May 16, 2023 | Sourcing Strategy read
May 08, 2023 | Supplier Management Strategy read
The criticality of effective supplier management becomes clear when we look at how retailer Bed, Bath & Beyond went from once being the largest home goods retailer in the U.S. to filing for bankruptcy.
Following the pandemic, the company struggled with high inventory costs and less consumer spending. To revive the company, it moved the strategy from selling national brands to selling private-label brands. This, however, resulted in another set of problems: longer lead times to produce and ship to stores.