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Think Again
Even top managers with a proven reputation of intelligence can make fatal mistakes. How does that happen, and how can it be prevented? The book ‘Think Again. Why Good Leaders Make Bad Decisions and How...
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Visible Cities
In his book ‘Visible Cities’, the Leiden historian Leon Blussé paints a clear picture of the economic world of the 16 th, 17th and 18th centuries based on a study of three key cities: Canton in China,...
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1609: The forgotten history of Hudson
With just a slight twist of fate, New York might have been called Nouveau Paris. The English sailor Henry Hudson, who sailed to America on the ship Half Moon four hundred years ago on behalf of the...
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The Contract Scorecard
With ‘The contract scorecard’, author Sara Cullen guides her reader, step by step, through the various elements of an outsourcing contract. The ‘contract scorecard’ consists of four quadrants: quality,...
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Hidden champions
Hermann Simon has been studying ‘Hidden champions’ for more than twenty years, and already published some of his findings in 1996. In this sequel, he mainly focuses on the influence of globalisation on...
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Measuring the Value of the Supply Chain
Enrico Camerinelli, senior analyst at the Celent Banking Group, has recorded his experiences with the financial supply chain in a book. He describes the bridge between the supply chain manager and the...
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Strategies and tactics in supply chain event management
The authors of ‘Strategies and tactics in supply chain event management’ have bundled a number of articles about theories, methods and tools for dealing with various disruptions in the supply chain....
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Account management in the Supply Chain
A book about customer-oriented collaboration in the Supply Chain sounds very promising, like an inspiring subject. For a long time, major multinationals in particular focused on chain control of...
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Necessary but not sufficient
A great deal has been published about Baan Company, in many different media. The best-known book is the one by Mark Houben and Jeroen Wester of the Dutch newspaper Het Financieele Dagblad, which gives...
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Todd Jackson: “Break down costs on a holistic basis.”
Nine questions about the topics on the supply chain agenda of a supply chain professional. By: Helen Armstrong (Supply Chain Movement) Boston Scientific is one of the world’s largest medical device...
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Lora Cecere: “All the metrics must be in balance”
“Some companies are under the impression that they can first ‘milk’ one performance indicator before moving on to the next one. But in fact, all the metrics must be in balance,” says Lora Cecere from...
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In his book ‘Visible Cities’, the Leiden historian Leon Blussé paints a clear picture of the economic world of the 16 th, 17th and 18th centuries based on a study of three key cities: Canton in China,...
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With just a slight twist of fate, New York might have been called Nouveau Paris. The English sailor Henry Hudson, who sailed to America on the ship Half Moon four hundred years ago on behalf of the...
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With ‘The contract scorecard’, author Sara Cullen guides her reader, step by step, through the various elements of an outsourcing contract. The ‘contract scorecard’ consists of four quadrants: quality,...
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Hermann Simon has been studying ‘Hidden champions’ for more than twenty years, and already published some of his findings in 1996. In this sequel, he mainly focuses on the influence of globalisation on...
View ArticleMeasuring the Value of the Supply Chain
Enrico Camerinelli, senior analyst at the Celent Banking Group, has recorded his experiences with the financial supply chain in a book. He describes the bridge between the supply chain manager and the...
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The authors of ‘Strategies and tactics in supply chain event management’ have bundled a number of articles about theories, methods and tools for dealing with various disruptions in the supply chain....
View ArticleAccount management in the Supply Chain
A book about customer-oriented collaboration in the Supply Chain sounds very promising, like an inspiring subject. For a long time, major multinationals in particular focused on chain control of...
View ArticleNecessary but not sufficient
A great deal has been published about Baan Company, in many different media. The best-known book is the one by Mark Houben and Jeroen Wester of the Dutch newspaper Het Financieele Dagblad, which gives...
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Nine questions about the topics on the supply chain agenda of a supply chain professional. By: Helen Armstrong (Supply Chain Movement) Boston Scientific is one of the world’s largest medical device...
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