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That’s an 11.2% compound annual growth rate.

In this month’s video, we feature the third in a series of JSCM webinars looking at supply chain’s role in climate change.

When we talk about intelligence, we often think in terms of knowledge, memory, and creativity. After all, our intelligence has been measured over the years in various academic and work settings, all to do with what we remember, what we know, and our ability to express it. But there’s another aspect of intelligence out there that is equally important—emotional intelligence.

To actually dig out of the supply chain rut, leaders need solutions that help in both the short and long term.
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To deal with supply shortages, big companies are investing directly in functions they used to outsource.

In order to become centers of excellence, subsidiaries must continually reinvent their own competencies in response to global business dynamics

Mike Jakeman reviews Arriving Today, by Christopher Mims, a study of the global logistics industry.

Business ventures that go beyond reducing emissions to remove existing carbon from the atmosphere and waste from the environment could be good for both the planet and business profits.