The End of a Fairy Tale
In the end, we were all going to live “happily ever after.” At least, that’s what was promised. I was at three clients’ sites over the
December 26, 2012
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In the end, we were all going to live “happily ever after.” At least, that’s what was promised. I was at three clients’ sites over the
Today was a day of firsts. My first book is edited. Today, the book Bricks Matter went to the printers. We have completed the editing
I go back and forth. At times, I reflect on how fast things have changed; while at other times, I struggle with why supply chain processes
To drive S&OP excellence, we need to be bilingual. Companies need to speak both the language of “volume” and “currency.” “Currency” is the lingua
Does supply chain matter? I think so. In this blog, I want to convince you that it does. In preparation for writing the book Bricks
I live near the water in Baltimore; and as I write this blog, the spring winds are blowing hard against my windows. The glass is rattling
I have tried to avoid it, but to no avail. Last week, I completed paperwork to become the founder and CEO of Supply Chain Insights LLC.
Last week I volunteered to give up a day of vacation to facilitate the Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) IE event in Las Vegas. I
Every now and then, this old gal has an “Ah ha!” moment. As I write this week on the book Bricks Matter, I believe that supply
When I looked in the yesterday mirror, I clearly saw a gal with the flu. I hate being sick. In the morning, I struggled. Did I have