The Hill Supply Chain Leaders Climb
When you misappropriate something, you steal it, or otherwise use it, in a way its owner didn’t intend. Dictionary.com Words matter. As I sat and listened to
When you misappropriate something, you steal it, or otherwise use it, in a way its owner didn’t intend. Dictionary.com Words matter. As I sat and listened to
I like numbers. Working with a spreadsheet and gaining an understanding of the patterns is cathartic for me. I also like to build infographics. I
Joe died Wednesday. As a great supply chain leader and my client for ten years, his energetic spirit always lifted my soul. In 2018, after
During August, I moved and I spent the weekend painting my new shed with gloppy, wet deck paint. As I methodically pivoted the roller to
When I was six, my mother volunteered me for a new polio vaccine trial. It was risky, but my determined mother took a chance. She
It is 1:00 AM in Antwerp. I cannot sleep. As I stare at the keyboard sitting on my desk, my view is the train station
“…the art of the possible, the attainable — the art of the next best” ― Otto von Bismarck This morning I landed in Frankfurt. Keeping
I dialed in, took a sip of coffee, and rocked back in my seat. I asked, “How can I help you?” (This is my standard
Tremors. Seismic shifts. Supply chain management technology has a fault line. It is growing. The technology market for supply chain management is dramatically shifting. Last
Yesterday, I spoke at the University of Tennessee Supply Chain Leaders Forum on innovation. The presentation focused on nine themes. One of the nine was