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Inside…
- Examine the Supply Chain Operations Reference Model
- Improve processes with metrics
- Evaluate your risks
- Choose the right software
- Learn to work with automation
- Decide if you should seek certification
- Continue your supply chain management education
Reviews
A+ SCM Book (must have reference!!!)
This book is a great addition to the supply chain management genre—the author ties together all SCM functions in a readable manner—demystifying complex concepts.
Amazon Customer
Both comprehensive and detailed–good book for both overview, and valuable info for experts.
I’ve worked in supply chain management for nearly 3 decades with the world’s largest consumer products company. Even with my supply chain logistical management experience, I still found Daniel’s book both a great read and full of very good info & tips which I can put to use in my current job. Great book–highly recommend for both the novice & the supply chain expert!
Amazon Customer
Articles
- Supply Chained a free newsletter from the desk of Mr. Supply Chain
- 5 Elements of a Successful Supply Chain Provenance Strategy (Oracle Supply Chain Management Blog, October 2019)
- The Customer Centric Supply Chain (Supply Chain Management Review, December 2017)
- Mastering DIRECT Project Leadership (APICS Magazine, July/August 2017)
- Is Talent Management the Next Frontier for S&OP? (Supply Chain Management Review, March/April 2012)
Short Works and Book Chapters
- Supply Chain Risk Management For Dummies (e-Book from RiskMethods)
- Supply Chain Planning For Dummies (e-Book from Plex)
- Logistics Careers Plus More For Dummies (Out of print)
- The Robot and Automation Almanac (Edited by the Jason Schenker)
- Supply Chains In Action (Edited by Richard Wilding, OBE)