Supply chain management

Strategic contract management can help you adapt quickly to disruption instead of scrambling to recover from it.

Lessons from the 2018 trade war between the U.S. and China.

Research challenges the Trump administration’s assertion that they are a “public waste.”

Innovative, socially responsible, and less-politically entangled suppliers are more likely to retain buyers.

It can cut decision-making time from days to minutes and dramatically improve results.

Three steps to get started.

Companies have a critical role to play in supporting the recovery of local economies, employees, and communities.

Five ways leaders can navigate the growing risks of instability and disruption without getting bogged down in tactical issues.

New research shows how foreign-owned factories tend to be more productive, higher paying, and more technologically advanced. Here’s how U.S. companies benefit.

An analysis of company performance and the career trajectory of S&P 500 CEOs revealed how a background in supply-chain management helps companies weather unanticipated disruptions.

A look at how the technology is transforming strategy, talent management, leadership roles, and supply chain management.

When are companies accountable for customers’ use of their products?

It does a better job of using data and forecasts to make decisions.

Time-tested practices of the federal government can help companies develop more inclusive supply chains.

A look at three major trends — and the forces pushing against them.

Lessons from Walmart, Tyson Foods, Koch Industries, Maersk, Siemens, and Unilever.

A Chinese appliance maker considers expanding production to Mexico.

Three capabilities the consumer health company invested in after demand surged during the pandemic.

Strategies for reducing excess inventory, stemming the rate of inventory change, and preventing the situation from happening in the future.