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3 Reasons Why Process is Still King – A Globetrotter’s Report
3 Reasons Why Process Is Still King – A Globetrotter’s Report As we at SCM Connections have recently wrapped up an Eventful Group conference in Johannesburg, South Africa, a Gartner Supply Chain conference in Phoeniz, AZ, and prepare for SAPPHIRE NOW + ASUG
Thoughts and Notes on SAP IBP 1805
Thoughts and Notes On SAP IBP 1805 I’d like to introduce you today to some of the new features that are in SAP IBP 1805. While there are many exciting features in this release, this blog will just touch on a few of
People, Process and Technology (Why Technology is Always Last)
People, Process & Technology (Why Technology is Always Last) We at SCM Connections would love to show you our “People, Process and Technology” slide. Everybody has a people process technology slide; they make you write it before you can receive your official consultant’s
Mind the Talent Gap with BPaaS
Mind The Talent Gap With BPAAS Record low unemployment. Dwindling pools of supply chain graduates. Increased supply chain complexity. These are realities in today’s business world. These factors, along with an evolving definition of a ‘team’ and increased supply chain complexity are putting environmental
5 Supply Chain Trends We’re Looking Forward to in 2018
5 Supply Chain Trends We’re Looking Forward To In 2018 Once again, it’s my favorite time of year- obligatory list season! A time when we at SCM Connections get to make our own wild predictions about what will happen in the supply chain
4 Reasons I Quit my First Supply Chain Analyst Job
I never expected my first supply chain analyst job out of college to be a dream job. There were some good things and some bad things about the supply chain culture. On the whole, it was a solid first job for any young professional. But looking back,
