As global uncertainty persists, supply chain leaders face a pivotal challenge: how to adapt their networks for resilience without sacrificing competitiveness or growth. The path forward begins with a ...

In supply chain network design, the magic lies in the narrative. As a supply network professional, your objective isn’t merely to design efficient networks. It’s to use your data to tell compelling ...

One approach that companies can take to strengthen their networks is to implement a purpose-built infrastructure in the form ...

Graduates of the Weatherhead Master of Supply Chain Management (MSCM) program have experienced career outcomes such as: Planning (demand/supply planner, manager, materials planner, customer service ...

AI adoption is growing fast, driving demand for high-performance SSDs and massive storage capacity, but sourcing those ...

There are four stages to the evolution of such a supply chain network: Stage 1: Supply Management. The most basic stage, built around an internal MRP system that is lead-time driven. It includes ...

With multiple tiers of redundancy in a network, business operations are never restricted or stopped. Because productivity restrictions or work stoppages get compounded the farther you go down the ...

Your Supply Chain is a complex network of nodes, signals, and flows with symbiotic relationships and interdependencies that must be managed flawlessly. This session will start at the "50,000-foot ...

According to a 2022 Deloitte supply chain study, 78% of 200 manufacturing executives surveyed believe digital solutions boost visibility and transparency throughout the supply network.

Key Findings . The ‘2022 State of Supply Chain Management’ survey was conducted with leading global supply chain executives based within companies showing revenues ranging from under $1 ...

Executive Education Supply Chain Management Programs. Through the Center for Supply Chain Excellence, the Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business at Saint Louis University offers executive education ...

Supply chain management focuses on optimizing the flow of resources and products from suppliers to customers. The primary goal is to minimize material costs and ensure efficient product delivery.